. Coast Watch. Risorse Marine; oceanografia; gestione delle zone costiere; ecologia costiera. Alta scuola, nella cura delle acque costiere Biol- sferimento tecnologico, 2000 Clarendon Boulevard, New Bern, N.C. 28560. Racchiudere un assegno per $5.50 intestato alla New Bern Senior High School costiere classe di biologia. No, Sea Grant's nuovo di quattro poster a colori. La distribuzione Hardbottom mappa, non è in grado di individuare la più ferma derrieres su North Carolina spiagge. Cosa fa identificare sono ditta superfici che formano underwater mesas chiamato hardbottoms. Hardbottoms dot della piattaforma continentale. I loro bordi, o scarps sono prime pesca e immersioni. T

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. High School, in care of Coastal Biol- ogy, 2000 Clarendon Boulevard, New Bern, N.C. 28560. Enclose a check for $5.50 made out to the New Bern Senior High School Coastal Biology Class. No, Sea Grant's new four-color poster. The Hardbottom Distribution Map, doesn't pinpoint the firmest derrieres on North Carolina's beaches. What it does identify are firm surfaces that form underwater mesas called hardbottoms. Hardbottoms dot the continental shelf. Their edges, or scarps, are prime fishing and diving spots. The scarps are alive with worms, mollusks, corals and sponges that at- tract small bait fish. The bait fish, in turn, attract larger reef fish such as snapper, grouper and sea bass. The location of hardbottoms in Ons- low Bay — an area between Cape Lookout and Cape Fear — are pin- pointed on a map on one side of the poster. The map distinguishes between low-, medium-, and high-relief hard- bottoms. Taller hardbottoms generally have more scarp area to attract more fish. On the other side of the poster are five detailed paintings that reahstically depict life on the ocean floor. This side of the poster makes an excellent edu- cational tool for teachers. The map and the information for the paintings were developed by Sea Grant researchers Stan Riggs, Scott Snyder and Albert Hine. The drawings were painted by Whiting Toler. For a copy, write Sea Grant. Ask for UNC-SG-86-25. The cost is $5. The so-called crisis in insurance affects everyone—including fisher- men. But what can be done about it? That will be the topic of a national workshop on fishing vessel insurance and safety in Washington, D.C., Feb. 4 to 6. Continued on next page. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. UNC Sea Grant College Progr

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