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    • Jan 27, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Charleston County Parks Debuts 5K Trail Race Series, Charleston, SC

      Cooper River Marina

      Charleston County Parks,  A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, proudly introduces a 5K trail race series held at some of its most treasured parks for trail runners and walkers. 

       

      Charleston County Parks debuts 5K trail race series
      Explore the Lowcountry’s best trails in 2022

      Sarah Reynolds

      Public Information Coordinator Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission 

      861 Riverland Dr, Charleston, SC 29412
      Primary: 843-762-8089

       

       

      sreynolds@CCPRC.com|CharlestonCountyParks.com

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    • Jan 26, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      BOLO: Lost Dinghy, Boot Key Harbor, FL

      If you spot Neil’s dinghy, be a Cruiser Helping Other Cruisers!

      Hello, our dinghy came untied last night a drifted off. We are located at Boot Key Harbor near Marathon. If you see a drifting dingy please contact. Thanks

      Neil Gibby, jdeluisa@yahoo.com

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    • Jan 23, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy 1 Comment

      Opinion: Boating-Boom Bottom Line: A Derelict Vessel Tsunami by Peter Swanson

      Abandoned and derelict boats are a growing problem all along the waterways of America, particularly in places that don’t freeze in winter. Today’s analysis suggests we will soon be seeing a tsunami of wrecks and soon-to-be wrecks, rendering today’s blight almost insignificant by comparison.

      In Green Cove Springs, Florida, one boat is aground (there are four altogether) and another is anchored without an owner aboard, which appears to be the case for most of the other 20 or so vessels that have come here over the past few years.

      Boating-Boom Bottom Line: A Derelict Vessel Tsunami by Peter Swanson

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      1. Winston Fowler -  January 25, 2022 - 9:39 am

        If you have not already done so, I would suggest you sign on to Loose Cannon as an excellent news source for the boating community especially as it relates to issues concerning us all no matter where you boat. Peter Swanson is a very season captain, newspaper editor. writer for boating magazines, specializing in Florida, Bahamas and Greater Antilles. Captain of excursion catamarans in the Dominican Republic. Cruiser: Nova Scotia to Caribbean. Delivery skipper. U.S. Coast Guard master's license.

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    • Jan 22, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      Coastal Happenings – North Carolina Coastal Federation

      This year the Federation is celebrating working together for a healthy coast for the past 40 years.
       
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      Dear friends of the coast,

      Welcome to 2022! 

      Thanks to you we’re starting this year on a high note: we met our matching challenge for Recycle for Reefs! Your gifts in December put us over the top and we are thrilled to use $60,000 to support oyster shell recycling. Learn more about recycling here. 

      As you may know by now, there’s another exciting way to support oyster restoration: Adopt an Oyster. The best time to adopt oysters, in our humble opinion, is right now – for Valentine’s Day! Visit the adoption page, here, to honor your loved one, snag one of our limited edition 40th anniversary oyster knives, enjoy a discount coupon for Locals Seafood and their ship anywhere oyster box, which could be a great date night idea! You can also upgrade your adoption and get a custom valentine. To share the love, adopt before February 9th!

      Stay safe and warm,
      -Your friends at the North Carolina Coastal Federation

       
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      This year the Federation is celebrating working together for a healthy coast for the past 40 years. To honor this major milestone we created a video highlighting why we do what we do and how crucial it is that we have help from everyone as we work toward our goal of protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast.

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      Are you, or do you know, a graduating high school senior living in one of our 20 coastal counties who is dedicated to the coastal environment? There is still time to apply for the Coastal Stewardship Award! In the spring of 2022, we will be awarding three $1,000 awards to graduating high school seniors. Applications must be received by 11:59 pm on February 13th, 2022. The award decision will be announced on April 1st. To learn more, or to apply, click here. 

       

       
       
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      Apply Here. 

       

       

       
      Keep up with the Coast
      Stay up-to-date with the Coastal Review Online, North Carolina’s only nonprofit news service providing unbiased and investigative reporting on the issues that matter most to the coast. Subscribe. 
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      JOIN, RENEW OR DONATE
      North Carolina Coastal Federation
      3609 Highway 24 (Ocean) Newport, NC 28570
      252-393-8185
      www.nccoast.org

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    • Jan 21, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      The Future of Navigation Charts

      The accuracy of future charts depends on all of us using NOAA Custom Chart today.

      Help Wanted
      Bob Sweet – Passage Maker

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    • Jan 21, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      NOAA’s Ocean Today Tsunami Science and Safety Collection

      Know the potential warning signs of an incoming tsunami. Learn about the science of these dangerous waves to help you and your community stay safe!  

      Learn the many ways Tsunamis are formed and how to stay safe if you are in the danger zone.
       
      Ocean Today
      Tsunami Science and Safety Collection

      Tsunami Science and Safety Video Collection (4 Parts)

      Know the potential warning signs of an incoming tsunami. Learn about the science of these dangerous waves to help you and your community stay safe!         

      Tsunami AwarenessTsunami Awareness – A tsunami can strike any coastline in the world. Learn how you can prepare for and survive a killer tsunami wave. (3:06)

      OCEAN TODAY FOR TEACHERS – Want to learn more about the Smithsonian/NOAA Ocean Today Program? 

      Click Here if you are a teacher or museum/aquarium/zoo educator.

       

      January 20, 2022

      Stronger Than Waves

      Stronger Than The Waves

      The first tsunami vertical evacuation center in North America is at an elementary school in Greys Harbor County, WA. Watch to learn about tsunamis, and how the evacuation center could save hundreds of lives. (4:47)

      Tracking Tsunami'sTracking Tsunamis

      Learn how you can track a tsunami wave by using NOAA’s real-time forecasting system. (2:47)

      Tsunami Science: Disaster in SumatraTsunami Science: Disaster in Sumatra

      More than 240,000 lives were lost in one of the most deadly tsunami events on record. Learn how warning systems better predict their path and impact.. (2:56)

      		 

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