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Sutton looking from her Science by the Sea boat to a camera close the water.

A Chat With Science by the Sea

Tourism Extension recently sat down for a chat with Miriam Sutton who is the sole owner and operator of …

— 2 years ago, Tourism Extension

North Carolina Webinar - Farms Under Threat 2040: Choosing an Abundant Future

American Farmland Trust, in partnership with Conservation Science Partners and the Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment at …

— 2 years ago, NC FarmLink

Young Farmer Voices Matter!

The National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC) is joining other agricultural justice organizations in launching the most inclusive survey of …

— 3 years ago, NC FarmLink

Stephen Bishop Joins NC FarmLink as Western Region Director

NC Farmlink is pleased to welcome Stephen Bishop as its new Western Director. Stephen brings almost a decade of experience working directly …

— 3 years ago, NC FarmLink

National Home-Based Food Business Conference Highlights

In the first-ever National Cottage Food Conference held last year, stakeholders gained a lot of insight into the types …

— 3 years ago, Food Business

Solar Development: New Fact Sheet Published on Land Title Considerations

A new fact sheet has been published by NC State Cooperative Extension concerning land title due diligence in advance …

— 3 years ago

Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund Offers Up to $5,000 Grants

Small Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund grants have made a difference to over many farmers since the program began in …

— 3 years ago, NC FarmLink

A mural at the free expression tunnel showing wolf howling in front of the bell tower and NC State scenery with the words respect the pack, equity and inclusion. Photo by Marc Hall

Introducing the Panelist for the Open for All Workshop!

Join North Carolina State University Tourism Extension and Recreation Resources Service on Friday, December 3rd, for a virtual workshop entitled …

— 3 years ago, Tourism Extension

Text on a blue background reads: Open for All: Communicating Your Accessible Opportunities. Parks and destinations have a variety of accessible options for people with varying abilities and special needs yet the messaging, promotion and development of these opportunities are often lacking. This workshop is designed as a starting point for developing easily accessible, inclusive information for those planning visits to parks and destinations. Date: December 3, 2021. Time: 1:30 - 5pm. Image 1: child in wheelchair being pushed by adult up ramp on a playground. Image 2: ramp to a cabin over a river. Image 3: cyclist in a recumbent bike on a greenway. Text For more information and how to register please visit: go.ncsu.edu/open4all2021. Or email tourismextension@ncsu.edu. Logos NC State Extension, Recreation Resources Service, Tourism Extension, Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Management

Open for All: Communicating Your Accessible Opportunities Workshop Dec 3rd

Join North Carolina State University Tourism Extension and Recreation Resources Service on Friday, December 3rd, for a virtual workshop …

— 3 years ago, Tourism Extension

NC FarmLink Seeks Director for Western Region

Love farmers, farming, and farmland? Have great networking and organizational skills? Then take a look at this job description and …

— 3 years ago, NC FarmLink

Heirs' Property Due Process Protections Under Consideration for NC

Often referred to as ‘dead capital’, heirs’ property results when a will is not prepared before a family passes …

— 3 years ago, NC FarmLink

Safe Food After Flooding

As individuals go through their kitchen and start to sift through their food, there are certain foods that are …

— 3 years ago, NC Disaster Information Center

Kitchen Clean Up After a Flood

Communities in Western North Carolina are dealing with floodwater damage and need to know important food safety information as …

— 3 years ago, NC Disaster Information Center

A farmer addresses a group of visitors with a backdrop of an apple orchard, blue skies and a small building. The farmer is discussing her farm's origin story and since development.

The Power of Storytelling for Agritourism Farms & Destinations

Earlier this week, a workshop on storytelling was held as part of the EmPOWERing Mountain Food Systems (EMFS) program …

— 3 years ago, Tourism Extension

Be a SPARK in the community. Businesses and cultural centers are vital to vibrant communities and as they recover we all have a role to play. SPARK stands for show Support, be Patience, Act with Respect and Spread Kindness. Show support by making a purchase or donation, like or follow in social media, and/or post a picture/video from visit to social media. Be patienct by preparing for longer waits, checking times and hours before visiting, and being flexible. Act with respect by following regulations of the location, being considerate of other patrons and living and let live. And spread kindness by remembering gratitude, letting people know when they do a great job and enjoying your outing! This campaign is provided by NC State Extension, Tourism Extension, the College of Natural Resources, the Mountain West Partnership and the CREATE Bridges project.

We Can All Be a SPARK!

This summer, travel is expected to have a significant rebound. Increased vaccination rates and associated declining numbers of COVID-19 …

— 4 years ago, Tourism Extension

Farmland Preservation: VAD Virtual Training Scheduled for June 9

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ farmland preservation team and the State-wide Voluntary Agricultural District Working Group …

— 4 years ago