Car Pools for The March 3rd “Save The Inlets” Meetings Anyone from the Inland Areas, If you plan of driving from the inland areas (Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem) or would like a ride from the inland areas PLEASE see this Thread over at Captain Stan’s Forum. We need all the inland support we can get. Please plan […]
PROGRAM FOR SAVE OUR INLETS PROGRAM 7:00 PM OBSFC MEETING CALLED TO ORDER AND ADJOURNED. WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS BY STAN JARUSINSKI INTRODUCE EARL BUNTING-DIRECTOR OF OBSFC EARL BUNTING-INTRODUCTION OF PANELISTS, MODERATORS, MAYORS AND TOWN COUNCILS, PRESENTERS. NITA HEDREEN-FLIP CHART, MODERATORS TOM ANDRESKY-DIRECTOR OBSFC AND JAMIE CAMERON OF THE TIDELAND NEWS. RUDI RUDOLPH SHORE PROTECTION […]
Federal and State Fish Hatcheries Work to Restore Depleted Populations of American Shad aAlong the Atlantic Coast Recent captures of hatchery-reared, American shad juveniles indicate the species is being restored into the lower reaches of North Carolina’s Roanoke River. The American shad, a species related to the herring and native to the Atlantic coast from […]
EXTENDED RANGE FORECAST OF ATLANTIC SEASONAL HURRICANE ACTIVITY AND US LANDFALL STRIKE PROBABILITY FOR 2005 We foresee a slightly above-average hurricane season for the Atlantic basin in 2005. Also, an above-average probability of U.S. major hurricane landfall is anticipated. We do not, however, expect anything close to the U.S. landfalling hurricane activity of 2004. By […]
Public Forum on Marine Protected Areas; March 7 in Washington, DC The National Marine Protected Areas Center is developing a framework for the national system of marine protected areas (MPAs), as directed by Executive Order 13158. Input from stakeholders, agencies, authorities, and the MPA Federal Advisory Committee is key to the development of this guiding […]
WE NEED YOUR HELP! We have not received a reply for Governor Easleys office about the Regional Inlet Meeting in Swansboro on March 3rd. Please take a moment RIGHT NOW TODAY! And write Governor Easley’s office asking him to attend. I wrote the letter below this morning. Please feel free to use it. […]
NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES REACH CONSENSUS ON EL NIÑO DEFINITION Feb. 23, 2005  NOAA announced that the NOAA National Weather Service, the Meteorological Service of Canada and the National Meteorological Service of Mexico have reached a consensus on an index and definitions for El Niño and La Niña events (also referred to as the El […]
Note from Captain Stanman Kudos to Capt. Dave Tilley of www.fryingpantower.comWhen David called and asked me to join forces with him on the Inlet crisis, little did we know how big this was going to be.In spite of rejection, one website that deleted his post, Dave persevered. As of Monday Dave told me that over […]
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Proposals From States for 2005 Endangered Species Grants The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now seeking proposals from states and U.S. territories interested in acquiring land or conducting conservation planning for endangered species. Through the fiscal year 2005 appropriation from Congress, more than $70.5 million is available to […]
U.S., JAPAN SIGN SATELLITE BACK-UP AGREEMENT The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration today signed a long-term agreement with the Japan Meteorological Agency to guarantee continuous geostationary satellite coverage of the continental United States and the Western Pacific, in case either agency experiences a spacecraft failure. NOAA is an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce. […]
