Thank you for your help! We have raised the funds needed to keep Buoy 41036 on the water. Below is the original call for action.
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The Onslow Bay, North Carolina marine community needs your help! January 2015, off the coast of North Carolina, buoy 41036 was decommissioned. UNCW’s Coastal Ocean Research and Monitoring Program (CORMP) is partnering with SECOORA and the area boating and fishing community groups to raise the additional funds needed to deploy a CORMP buoy (as pictured) that will replace 41036.
![](https://secoora.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/default/files/webfm/buoy for a cause/Buoy-Outline_May11.png)
All donations to support the buoy can be made via PayPal or by mailing a check to SECOORA.
SECOORA
Attention: Onslow Bay Buoy Fund
PO Box 13856
Charleston, SC 29422
If you want to learn more about this initiative, contact Dave Tilley, admin@fryingpantower.com, or Jennifer Dorton, dortonj@uncw.edu, 910-962-2777.
Read about the cause in the news!
StarNews Online: "Ocean-going community rallies to replace vital offshore buoy" by Gareth McGrath
Environmental Monitor: "N.C. community tapped to replace critical ocean observing data buoy" by Jeff Gillies
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Image Credit: UNCW CORMP
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