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ICYMI: Watch "The Blue Economy Corridor" with Dr. Emily Yeager
Education, Environmental, Sound Rivers
Posted on March 10th, 2022
If you missed the latest episode of Tell Me About It Tuesdays, Sound Rivers’ virtual science series, you can watch it here! East Carolina University’s Dr. Emily Yeager talks about her work on The Blue Economy Corridor, an asset-mapping project of communities along the river, from Rocky Mount to Washington. The Blue Economy Corridor will highlight socio-cultural, environmental, and hospitality assets, assembling all data into a multi-level, interactive GIS map. Learn about this ambitious project that will bring together communities of the region, connecting people using both technology and nature.
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