Pfiesteria Toxin Identified


Stormwater VIDEO

Neuse Estuary
· NEMReP
· RTRM site map
· Platform design
· Data summaries 
Water Quality Data
· Mills Branch
· Broad Creek
· Fisher Point
· Kennel Beach
· Carolina Pines
· Cherry Point

· Bogue Sound

NC Reservoirs
· Cyanobacteria
Water Quality Data
· Falls Lake Hwy 50
· Falls Lake Intake
· City Lake
· Oak Hollow Lake

Joint Projects
· Bio-monitoring
· Carteret CC

Harmful Algae
· Estuarine
· Freshwater

Directions
The Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology

The Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology's broad research directive is to assess and find practical solutions to water quality problems in North Carolina and the nation. The Center's research projects span from freshwaters to estuaries and marine waters.

Current research includes cyanobacteria and their toxins in major drinking water supply reservoirs in North Carolina; long-term trends in nutrient loading to the Neuse River and Estuary and ecosystem response, related to changing land use patterns in the watershed; and the biology of harmful algae and their impacts on finfish and shellfish health.

The Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology
North Carolina State University
620 Hutton Street Suite 104
Raleigh NC 27606
Tel: (919) 515-3421 Fax: (919) 513-3194

Email: aquatic_ecology@ncsu.edu

home
Last updated on May 9, 2008
Contact the webmaster
Website and all content, unless otherwise specified, are the property of the Center for Applied Aquatic Ecology.