Southeast CASC Newsletter | Fall 2025
A note from the editors: This issue is arriving a little later than usual due to delays caused by the federal lapse in appropriations. Thank you for your patience!
SE CASC News
SE CASC is hiring an Assistant Consortium Director based at North Carolina State University, open until filled.
Don't miss the 2025-26 Global Change Research Fellows seminar on Decision Support Tools for Stakeholders in Coastal Southeast, USA happening Thursday, November 20 at 1:00pm ET.
Get to know some of our 2025-26 Global Change Research Fellows, Asmit Neupane, Cory McKinstry, and Alyssa Tomb in their researcher spotlights.
Sam Holberg, 2025-26 Global Change Research Fellow, details his research on protecting North Carolina Coastlines with natural solutions.
A new SE CASC-supported study in Fisheries Oceanography challenges the theory behind North Carolina blue crab decline.
Consortium partner, University of Arkansas at Monticello is opening a new waterfowl research center.
NC State's Department of Applied Ecology featured 2024-25 Global Change Research Fellow, Gwen Kirschke's pollinator research using aerial imagery.
Mitch Eaton, along with other CASC colleagues, co-authored a Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment article on creating a shared vision for climate-informed resource stewardship.
2022-23 Global Change Research Fellow, Bethany Wagner explains how shipwrecks in the Atlantic have become sanctuaries for sea life.
Charlotte Lee, Simeon Yurek, and Natalie Nelson are co-authors of a Synthesis of Observed Field Salinity Ranges for Oyster and Seagrass Species in the U.S. in Estuaries and Coasts.
