Welcome to the second Annual Ocracoke Earth Day Celebration weekend on Ocracoke Island, NC, April 11-13, 2025! Schedule is subject to change . . . it is still being tweaked!
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Peter Vankevich, worked in the U.S. Copyright Office at the Library of Congress including being head of the Copyright Information Section for 16 years, and has been a freelance writer for the Hill Rag, Washington, D.C. He has a radio show called Theme Tunes on the Ocracoke community... Read More →
Presented by the Ocracoke Island Decoy Carvers Guild, the 6th Annual Ocracoke Island Waterfowl Festival will take place in the Ocracoke School Gymnasium. The annual festival draws attendees which include carvers and collectors from Ocracoke Island and the region. Explore the displays of carvers showing and selling their items. There will be decoy carvings of redheads, ruddy ducks, sprigtail, blue bills, ringnecks, swans, geese, shorebirds and more, along with artwork and artifacts related to North Carolina’s rich waterfowl tradition. Merchandise will be available for sale including T-shirts, the popular event poster, and raffles.
Bevin Hardy is a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill pursuing a Ph.D. in anthropology. She received her Masters in sustainability from the University of Louisville while focusing on her research tracking harmful algal blooms in the Ohio River. Bevin’s... Read More →
This will be an interactive opportunity to share specific changes folks are noticing and experiencing with regard to climate change, identify some of the overall patterns, begin to align around the most significant areas needing attention, and identify next steps we might take together.
Bevin Hardy is a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill pursuing a Ph.D. in anthropology. She received her Masters in sustainability from the University of Louisville while focusing on her research tracking harmful algal blooms in the Ohio River. Bevin’s... Read More →
