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Activity
Highlights
Congressional
Fact Sheet
Contaminants - Ecological Toxicolgy
Endangered
Species - (County Maps, Descriptions)
Habitat Conservation and Regulatory
Responsibilities
Partners for Fish and Wildlife
Outreach & Education
Publications
Staff
& Services (Office Addresses and Phone #'s)
Wetlands
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North Carolina Coastal Program
Coastal ecosystems are dynamic, diverse areas of
enormous ecological significance. They contain some of the nations most
productive wildlife habitats, support valuable fisheries, and provide
recreation for millions of people. With proper stewardship, these areas
should continue to meet many differing human demands without
compromising ecological integrity or biological diversity.
Maps of
Historic Atlantic Coast Shad Migration
Current Fish Passage Restoration Efforts
Quaker Neck and Cherry Hospital dam
removals
(Neuse
River Fish Response to Dam Removal Handout)
A Military Solution to an
Environmental
Problem - Rains Dam Removal
Fish Ladder on Cape Fear River at
Lock and Dam 1
Fish Ladder on Black Creek At
Holt's Dam
(Fish Ladder Evaluation)
Flap Gates
Slot Weirs
Habitat Restoration
Restoration of Atlantic White
Cedar bogs
on Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Regeneration of Atlantic
White Cedar and Bald Cypress
Atlantic White-Cedar Swamps:
Disappearing
Blackwater Treasure Poster
Back Bay Currituck Sound Data Reports
Introduction and
Vegetation Reports
Waterfowl
Reports
Fish Reports
Educational Materials
Albemarle - Pamlico
Environmental Education Activity Kit
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