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Fork 2 Farmer Film Release Local foodies will be happy to learn that there’s two new Fork 2 Farmer films to watch set in North Carolina. Spring’s Lenoir County film features Vivian Howard, James MORE »
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Fork2Farmer
Local foodies will be happy to learn that there’s two new Fork 2 Farmer films to watch set in North Carolina. Spring’s Lenoir County film features Vivian Howard, James Beard Award-winning chef of Kinston’s Chef + The Farmer and star of PBS’ “A Chef’s Life” plus beloved lifelong farmer, Warren Brothers of Brothers Farm. Summer’s newly released Randolph County film is set in Asheboro, NC, featuring restaurateur Dustie Gregson and chef Deanna Clement of The Table Farmhouse Bakery alongside Tom and Janice Henslee, grassfed beef and organic vegetable farmers of Back to Earth Farm.
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Farm to Table:
Fork2Farmer
Local foodies will be happy to learn that there’s two new Fork 2 Farmer films to watch set in North Carolina. Spring’s Lenoir County film features Vivian Howard, James Beard Award-winning chef of Kinston’s Chef + The Farmer and star of PBS’ “A Chef’s Life” plus beloved lifelong farmer, Warren Brothers of Brothers Farm. Summer’s newly released Randolph County film is set in Asheboro, NC, featuring restaurateur Dustie Gregson and chef Deanna Clement of The Table Farmhouse Bakery alongside Tom and Janice Henslee, grassfed beef and organic vegetable farmers of Back to Earth Farm.
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Summer Tourism Survey is Happening!
Karly Bitsura-Meszaros and Matthew Jurjonas are intercepting tourists on their way to the beach and historic lighthouses of the Outer Banks this summer. They will be asking tourists to take a survey to assess...
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Dr. Erin Seekamp brought a team of NC State University graduate student and postdoctoral researchers to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Social Coast Forum, held at the historic Francis Marion Hotel in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This year’s Forum theme, “making waves with social science,” appropriately described the research and application sessions, which were focused on innovative and effective approaches to understanding human dimensions of coastal management.
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Tourism Conference in Hawai’i
Dr. Erin Seekamp and PhD student Karly Bitsura-Meszaros traveled to the big island of Hawai’i to participate in the International Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism, hosted by the College of the Social Sciences, University of Hawaii at Hanoa and held in Kailua-Kona.
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Keeping Experiential
Tourism Sustainable
How can tourism to ancestral Incan communities be sustainable, experiential, and yet positive? This is one of the main questions Dr. Carla Barbieri sought answers to in her visit to Cusco and Puno.
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NC State Coastal Summer Tourism Survey is Happening!
Karly Bitsura-Meszaros and Matthew Jurjonas are intercepting tourists on their way to the beach and historic lighthouses of the Outer Banks this summer. They will be asking tourists to take a survey to assess MORE »
Agritourism Networking Association Conference
NC State graduate students expand their agritourism network The members of the Agritourism & Societal Well-being (At-Sow) lab (Carla Barbieri, Jing Li, and Mirza Halim), attended the recent Agritourism Networking Association Conference in Winston-Salem, NC. The MORE »
Webinars on protected area tourism solutions
Protected Area Tourism Solutions Webinars The tourism business plays a major role in sustaining the global network of protected areas. At the same time, half of all international travelers visit a protected area MORE »
Making waves with social science
NOAA Conference on Social Science for Coastal Decision Making Dr. Erin Seekamp brought a team of NC State University graduate student and postdoctoral researchers to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Social MORE »
Free NC Coastal Tourism Workshop
Promoting Sustainable Tourism Businesses on the North Carolina Coast Tourism-focused businesses are invited to participate in a free sustainable tourism workshop: Wednesday March 9, 2016 from 9am – 12pm at the NOAA/NERR Auditorium, 101 MORE »
Coastal and Marine Tourism Conference in Hawai’i
Dr. Erin Seekamp and PhD student Karly Bitsura-Meszaros traveled to the big island of Hawai’i to participate in the International Congress on Coastal and Marine Tourism, hosted by the College of the Social MORE »
Keeping Experiential Tourism Sustainable
How can tourism to ancestral Incan communities be sustainable, experiential, and yet positive? This is one of the main questions Dr. Carla Barbieri sought answers to in her visit to Cusco and Puno, MORE »
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