. Coast Watch. Risorse Marine; oceanografia; gestione delle zone costiere; ecologia costiera. Micliael Hatminjki da sinistra a destra: Alcune persone usano ancora la marcia meccanica per la raccolta di ostriche commercialmente nella contea di osare. Abbattimento negoziabili "granchio slough" ostriche dal raccolto può essere un compito noioso nei mesi invernali. Nei primi 7 900s, North Carolina era famoso per i Suoi raccolti di ostriche. Ora il 90% delle ostriche venduto o sgusciati in Carolina del Nord sono dal Golfo del Messico.. venite al suo ufficio. "A volte la gente chiamata e dire 'Marc, sapete che potrebbe fare qualcosa." e io probabilmente potrebbe, ma t

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. Micliael Hatminjki LEFT TO RIGHT: Few folks still use mechanical gear to harvest oysters commercially in Dare County. Culling marketable "crab slough" oysters from the harvest can be a tedious task in winter months. In the early 7 900s, North Carolina was famed for its oyster harvests. Now 90 percent of oysters sold or shucked in North Carolina are from the Gulf of Mexico.. come to his office. "Sometimes folks call and say, 'Marc, you know you could do something.' And I probably could, but that would change the way I govern." The disagreements in the legislature are like those in a family, he says. Some blow over in a week. Others could lead to a divorce. "In our process, in our republic, our democracy, you have to do what you truly believe is right, " he says. Sometimes that means a change in position. "If I flip-flop, so be it, " he says, adding that he refuses to sign pledges that have become popular in some political circles. "I want the freedom to make the right choice, " he adds, noting that new facts may come to light during the course of a debate. "I want to remain where I can change my mind, " he says. Innovative Partnerships Among his coastal efforts over the years, Basnight takes particular pride in the N.C. Fishery Resource Grant Program (FRC), the first state program to provide research funds for projects developed by individuals in the fishing and seafood industries. He cites a positive impact along the North Carolina coast, where the residents use intuition and experience to propose projects to define what is happening in the waters they know so well. North Carolina Sea Grant administers the $1 million-per- year FRG program that encourages partnerships between the fishing communities and university researchers. Those partner- ships are important, for they recognize the knowledge of people who have worked the

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