Project Catalog

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APNEP & Sea Grant Joint Graduate Fellowship

Since 2015, APNEP and NC Sea Grant have funded a joint graduate student fellowship to conduct research in the NC portion of the APNEP region.

Guide to Strategic Wetlands

This strategic wetlands tool is built to take the overwhelm out of where to start wetland actions.

NC Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plan Coordination

The ANS Steering Committee works to discuss updates and a timeline for an updated ANS Management Plan at the state and federal level. The Plan will aid in the coordination of NGOs, state, and federal agencies to tackle management and outreach of aquatic invasive species.

Oyster Habitat Protection and Restoration

APNEP has partnered with a diverse group of stakeholders involved in growing, harvesting, studying, managing and eating oysters to protect and restore North Carolina's oyster habitats and fishery.

Recreational Water Quality Monitoring (DMF)

Water quality is essential to the health of the Albemarle-Pamlico estuarine system. APNEP provides funds to monitor water quality to define and address the pressing water quality issues in our region.

Scuppernong Regional Water Management Study

To resolve water-related issues on the northern Albemarle-Pamlico peninsula, local governments and conservation land managers requested the Scuppernong Water Management Study.

Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Monitoring

Underwater grasses, also known as submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV), are a critical nursery habitat for many aquatic creatures and help to improve water quality. These underwater meadows are one of North Carolina's most valuable, and fragile, aquatic resources. APNEP works to protect SAV from water quality and disturbance issues that threaten it.

Tribal Coastal Resilience Connections (TCRC)

The TCRC team works to build environmental risk and adaptation planning capacity among Native Nations with ties to the Albemarle-Pamlico region through community-led engagement and to educate non-Native resilience practitioners on best practices for including Tribes in environmental planning initiatives.