Wildlife biologists are keeping an eye on the interactions between alligators and people who live around Lake Waccamaw, near Wilmington.
Environment
The What's in the Water Show
Researchers want to understand why sea grass and fish are dying, algae is growing and water quality is deteriorating in North Carolina's largest natural lake, Lake Mattamuskeet.
NC State Parks Director Reflects on 100 years
Mike Murphy, the director of North Carolina’s State Parks, looks ahead to the next 100 years.
A Drone's Eye View of the Ocean: Lesson Plan
Infer how human activities may impact the environment and consider an example of human impact by studying Dr. David Johnston’s research.
A Library of Plants: Lesson Plan
Explain how the use, protection and conservation of natural resources impact the environment, including biodiversity, from one generation to the next, then learn how researchers in North Carolina are helping to conserve and preserve native plants by saving seeds in a long-term seed storage facility.
White Christmas
White Christmas? Keep Dreaming
December 20, 2014
The Carolina Icebergs
The Carolina Icebergs
November 22, 2014
Tubes in the Mud
The Good and Bad News about Nanotube Pollution in Wetlands
October 13, 2014
Ocean Acidification
Microbes in an Acidic Ocean
October 3, 2014
Shale Gas
UNC-TV Science: June 10, 2014
Use of Shale Gas May Not Be a Great Help for Climate