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Buzzfish understands that not every day can yield the biggest fish, the best hike, or perfect weather.
But we're still going to have a good time....
Make the best of it, have fun, and give back when and where you can, so we can keep keep having a good time.
The OBPA has always been an advocate of beach access and we continue to fight to improve same. Of course part of access is the shared responsibility of taking care of the resource something that we have always advocated and continue to do. It's just as important today as it was during the "dark times" to educate visitors about how important Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area is for all that make it part of their lives. This of course includes the human an non-human residents as well.
The North Carolina Beach Buggy Association is a non-profit organization established in 1964, dedicated to the preservation of and vehicular access to the natural beach resources of the Outer Banks through conservation, a code of ethics for beach behavior and support of local, state, federal officials and other organizations dedicated to these same goals.
They are just getting started....and no matter the Atlantic or Pacific....It's way past time to take care of her. She does so much for us.
Seaclear NC is a grassroots group dedicated to keeping the local NC beaches clean, through individual efforts and hosting group cleanups! Give her a follow @seaclear_nc on instagram! Buzzfish supports this effort with merch and advertising. If we don't keep it clean, who will?
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail is as diverse as North Carolina. Along the trail, you may see mountain vistas, rolling Piedmont farms, picture perfect postcard colonial towns, weathered tobacco barns, old textile villages, country churches, rushing mountain streams, coastal swamps, hardwood and pine forests, lighthouses, sand dunes, miles of seashore, and friendly people. 725 miles of the route are on trail, and connecting backroads and an optional paddle route allow hikers to trek across the state. Buzzfish for days!