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Can North Carolina’s Local Seafood Movement Help Save its Fishermen?
By Christina Cooke
Civil Eats
A group of forward-thinking fishermen are appealing to the local food scene by marketing the nearly 50 types of fish across four seasons to their
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NC Catch Board Member Hemilright Pays It Forward With Fish
Several commercial fishermen from the Outer Banks have been paying it forward this winter with donations of fish to a local food pantry. Buddy Coppersmith (F/V Emily Shay), Jimmy Taylor
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From The Carteret County News-Times
Wild, locally caught seafood may become a niche market, or it may already be one. But whatever its future, seafood industry stakeholders and state officials
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Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Awards $40,000 to NC Catch
Two-year grant to strengthen North Carolina’s seafood economy
Trustees of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation have awarded a grant to NC Catch to support the organization’s work of elevating North
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Scary News About Seafood: We're not eating enough
Here’s some scary news about seafood: Most of us are not eating nearly enough of it. A whopping 80 to 90 percent of Americans do not get the recommended minimum
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Sea to School: Models of Local, Sustainable Seafood
At school districts around the country, farm to school programs are looking beyond the field and out to sea. From coastal New England to the Alaskan shores, schools are incorporating
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