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Tracey Peake

  • Public Communication Specialist at NC State University and Contributor, Freelance
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NOAA Selects NC State to Lead Regional Climate Resilience Program

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By Tracey Peake
| NC State University
North Carolina State University has been selected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to lead a new regional initiative helping communities across the South Atlantic prepare for extreme weather and disasters. NOAA awarded NC State $1.2 million to launch the one-year South Atlantic Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments (RISA) program.
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Genetic snapshot of North Carolina black bears could improve population resilience

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By Tracey Peake
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A recent genomic survey of North Carolina black bears from mountain and coastal habitats reveals distinct differences in genetic health and diversity between the populations, with coastal bears exhibiting greater genetic fragility than mountain bears. The results could be used by wildlife management and law enforcement to ensure the health of both bears and the ecosystems they are part of.
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Genetic Snapshot of N.C. Black Bears Could Improve Population Resilience

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By Tracey Peake
| NC State University
A recent genomic survey of N.C. black bears from mountain and coastal habitats reveals distinct differences in genetic health and diversity between the populations, with coastal bears exhibiting greater genetic fragility than mountain bears. The results could be used by wildlife management and law enforcement to ensure the health of both bears and the ecosystems they are part of.
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