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CEEG Partnerships

CEEG Partnerships
  • Hydrilla Mapping (2014-16) – NC Sea Grant and Chowan Soil and Water District
  • Phytoplankton Monitoring (2016-current)
  • NCDEQ
  • Chlorophyll Sampling (2017) NOAA
  • CoCoRaHS Initiative (2017) with NC State Climate Office
  • Clean Water Grant (2018-2020) – Albemarle Commission and Albemarle Resource Conservation and ​​Development Council
  • Community Collaborative Research Grant
  • UNC – IMS Paerl Lab
  • APNEP and UNC
  • Other local environmental groups:
    •  Green Saves Green
    • Perquimins County Waterway Watch

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Chowan Edenton Environmental Group is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and education purposes. Regular meetings are held to plan community events, discuss relevant environmental issues for this region, and build collaboration strategies with local and statewide partners.

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Understanding Algal Blooms in Your River – LessonSeptember 24, 2020
Understanding Algal Blooms in Your River – OverviewSeptember 24, 2020
Join the Great Heterocyst CountSeptember 24, 2020

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2 weeks ago

Chowan-Edenton Environmental Group
Cyanobacteria Chronicles (Day Twelve) - 03312021Please feel free to share with your community! An interesting article about studying what happens to the cyanobacteria over winter (what we don't know). More good science every year about the harmful algal blooms! www.upi.com/Science_News/2021/03/30/cyanobacteria-blooms-climate-lakebeds-overwintering/413161710... ... See MoreSee Less

Lake bottoms may provide insight into cyanobacteria blooms

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To better understand the ecology of cyanobacteria and the origins of harmful blooms, the authors of a new study suggest scientists look below -- to cyanobacteria living on the bottom of freshwater lak...
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To encourage discussion related to community and regional  environmental issues, to provide expertise and current research pertaining to critical
environmental concerns, and to support actions that serve to reduce or correct local environmental problems.