GALLERY : Volunteers plant marsh grass along CCC shoreline as part of restoration project
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N.C. Coastal Federation interns, from left, Kathryn Lienhard, Charlotte Mesmer and Nicholas Fairbairn join other volunteers to plant marsh grass May 23 along the shore of Carteret Community College in Morehead City as part of a living shoreline project. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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Carteret Community College employee Josh Long hauls dirt May 23 to plant marsh grass as part of a living shoreline project at Carteret Community College in Morehead City. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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This container of marsh grass is among many that volunteers planted May 23-24 along the shoreline of Carteret Community College in Morehead City as part of a restoration project. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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Volunteers plant marsh grass May 23 near a newly built dock along the shore of Carteret Community College as part of living shoreline project being done as a partnership between CCC and the N.C. Coastal Federation. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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Volunteers join N.C. Coastal Federation personnel to plant marsh grass May 23 along the shore of Carteret Community College in Morehead City as part of a shoreline restoration project. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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A volunteer plants marsh grass May 23 along the shore of Carteret Community College as part of living shoreline restoration project on the campus. (Cheryl Burke photo)
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