“Whoa,” you may be thinking as you click on ccanc.org to check what’s happening in the world of marine fisheries. “This looks different!” Yes, it does. What you’re looking at is nine months of planning, testing and hair-pulling to develop an updated website for the...
WRAL Documentary "Net Effect" A documentary titled Net Effect, that was produced by the documentary department at WRAL in Raleigh aired on Monday, October 26th on WRAL in the NC Triangle area and on WILM in the Cape Fear/Wilmington NC area. Net Effect takes a look...
In an effort to create an easy to read, informative newsletter, that is available to a greater number of people, CCA NC has moved to a newsprint style publication. Moving to this format will allow CCA to distribute copies of the newsletter to tackle shops...
CCA NC is a proud sponsor of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s Annual Governor's Conservation Achievement Awards. CCA’s David Sneed Executive Director David Sneed and Assistant Director Todd Shamel represented the organization at the Sept. 12 Event in Cary. Celebrating Governor's Conservation Heroes (Raleigh, NC, September 14,...
Loggerhead killed in Core Sound area For more information, Contact CCANC at 919-781-3474 Photo attached A juvenile loggerhead sea turtle found July 26 on the Portsmouth flats of North Core Banks died from human inflicted blunt force trauma to the brain, concluded a post mortem report written last week...
North Carolina Fisheries Association Suit Dismissed Federal Judge James C. Dever has dismissed a lawsuit by the N.C. Fisheries Association demanding that the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries either abandon all Incidental Take Permits regarding sea turtles or shut down recreational fishing until a similar plan...
Today, CCA NC released its recommendations for the anticipated southern flounder supplement that will be discussed during the upcoming NC Marine Fisheries Commission meeting, May 20-22, 2015. CCA NC encourages everyone who is concerned about the current state of the NC southern flounder fishery to...
New Coastal Conservation Association billboard campaign educates the public When the electronic billboard on I-85 near Mebane, N.C., clicked on November 6, it showed an endangered sea turtle trapped in a mass of monofilament. The message read, “Gill nets should be a relic of our past,...
Recently, the Board of Directors of CCA North Carolina approved a plan to begin placing billboards around the state in support of a campaign to remove large Shrimp Trawlers and Gillnets from our inshore waters. The first two of these billboards went up in...
On Monday, August 5th, the North Carolina Fisheries Association (NCFA) and the Carteret County Fisherman’s Association (CCFA) filed a civil lawsuit in US District Court seeking relief from the Incidental Take Permit (ITP) for sea turtle interactions in the commercial fishing industry under the Endangered...
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