Fred and Alice Stanback Coastal Education Center

Description

Visit the federation's calendar of events to for more information on our programs and events. The center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We invite you to stop by and join in one of our activities. Student Education Program Lessons presented: Water Quality and Decreasing Polluted the Runoff Outdoor Classroom and Walk the Loop for Clean Water The center demonstrates a series of stormwater reduction measures that students can investigate and learn about their connection to our waterways. This is also the jumping off point for the interactive Walk the Loop for Clean Water education project. Students are engaged with hands-on experiments and exploration using the stormwater reduction projects at the center and around the loop. Restoring Coastal Habitats Field and Classroom Programs Field programs for students occur through the center and at our habitat restoration sites in the region. The center houses a classroom and is adjacent to the salt marsh and tidal creeks which serve as living laboratories. We also host field trips to our restoration sites where students can help build and maintain oyster reefs and monitor and plant salt marsh grasses. Students explore these habitats and projects to understand their function and values. Oyster Education Program School Yard Rain Garden Program Contact Ted Wilgis, coastal education coordinator, at (910) 509-2838 or tedw@nccoast.org for more information. Public Education Program Coastal Speaker Seri