Catch the King tide mapping is back and now in North Carolina
This year's Catch the King, a regional high-tide mapping event, will begin a pilot version of the program in North Carolina.
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This year's Catch the King, a regional high-tide mapping event, will begin a pilot version of the program in North Carolina.
NORTH CAROLINA — Wetlands Watch, a coastal-Virginia-based environmental nonprofit organization, is expanding its king tides monitoring project to North Carolina, and organizers hope to coordinate its first data collection with
Wetlands Watch environmental organization has teamed up with North Carolina King Tides Project to document extreme high tide events.
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