. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. are reproducing in the Atlantic waters. Beaufort Laboratory researchers also will focus on age and growth of the species along with their food habits. Then officials will ascertain what steps, if any, may be necessary to halt the spread of this species. NOAA Fisheries is working with NOAA's Ocean Service to alert divers and fishers not to touch the lionfish. But photos of Atlantic sightings will help the NOAA research effort. For more information or to report a sighting, contact Donald Hoss, director of th
. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. are reproducing in the Atlantic waters. Beaufort Laboratory researchers also will focus on age and growth of the species along with their food habits. Then officials will ascertain what steps, if any, may be necessary to halt the spread of this species. NOAA Fisheries is working with NOAA's Ocean Service to alert divers and fishers not to touch the lionfish. But photos of Atlantic sightings will help the NOAA research effort. For more information or to report a sighting, contact Donald Hoss, director of the NOAA Beaufort Laboratory, 101 Pivers Island Road, Beaufort, NC 28516-9722; phone, 252/728-8746; fax, 252/728-8784; e-mail, If possible, provide coordinates of where the lionfish was seen, and at what depth. Also provide any photos from the sighting. - KM. Coastal Paddlipg Publications In coastal North Carolina, paddlers can navigate more than 1,200 miles of water trails — from the brackish marshes on the Alligator River to Lake Phelps with its towering bald cypress. When navigating waterways, paddlers have an economic and environmental impact on northeastern communities. To enhance paddling opportunities in coastal communities, the North Carolina Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Initiative recently completed a series of projects, including a paddler's survey, research proceedings, printed guide and Web site: Copies of the survey, final report and conference proceedings are available from North Carolina Sea Grant. To order printed guides and publication copies, call 919/515-9101. Refer to NCCPPTI The State of North Carolina PaddlingSurvey, UNC-SG-OI-06; NCCPPTI 2001 Coastal Plains Paddle Trails Research Conference Proceedings, UNC-SG-01-07; and NCCPPTI Final Report, UNC-SG-01-08. — COASTWATCH 3. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili
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