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The Terrapin Tally is a citizen science project conducted in partnership with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission to measure the status of diamondback terrapin populations. Volunteers work in pairs to conduct headcount surveys on specific kayak routes to document diamondback terrapin sightings. 

The Terrapin Tally is a citizen science project conducted in partnership with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission to measure the status of diamondback terrapin populations. Volunteers work in pairs to conduct headcount surveys on specific kayak routes to document diamondback terrapin sightings. 

The Terrapin Tally is a citizen science project conducted in partnership with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission to measure the status of diamondback terrapin populations. Volunteers work in pairs to conduct headcount surveys on specific kayak routes to document diamondback terrapin sightings. 

This workshop is led by trainer's from NOAA's Office for Coastal Management.

Bring your project idea to the training, you are encouraged to participate with your project team. 

Registration priority is given to participants who work in North Carolina's 20 Coastal Counties. Workshop recordings will be made available for those interested who are not located in a coastal county.

You must register for each session separately. The sessions are designed to complement each other. Workshops will be hosted on Webex. 

Virtual Workshop Sessions:

Registration priority is given to participants who work in North Carolina's 20 Coastal Counties. Workshop recordings will be made available for those interested who are not located in a coastal county.

You must register for each session separately. The sessions are designed to complement each other. Workshops will be hosted on Webex. 

Virtual Workshop Sessions:

The N.C. Coastal Reserve and National Estuarine Research Reserve will hold local advisory committee meetings by web conference December 1-11, 2020. The public may join the meetings online or by phone.

The N.C. Coastal Reserve and National Estuarine Research Reserve will hold local advisory committee meetings by web conference December 1-11, 2020. The public may join the meetings online or by phone.

Local advisory committees consist of citizens and representatives from community organizations, government agencies, and non-governmental partner organizations who provide the Division of Coastal Management’s Coastal Reserve and National Estuarine Research Reserve staff with guidance and feedback regarding program activities and management of the reserve sites. The meetings are open to the public.