It's nesting season for sea turtles on the Outer Banks, meaning dedicated volunteers of the Network of Endangered Sea Turtles (N.E.S.T.) are on the frontlines working diligently to protect new nests. In this episode, Town of Duck citizen Miriam Rollin, who also serves as the Social Media Chair for N.E.S.T., tells us all about Outer Banks sea turtles, what the organization does to care for and protect sea turtles, as well as what you can do to contribute to the effort. From the moment N.E.S.T. discovers a hidden nest to the triumphant release of a rehabilitated turtle back into the wild, N.E.S.T. is there to help conserve and protect this endangered species.

Visiting Duck this summer and wanting to add some fun to your itenerary? This episode is for you! Community Engagement Coordinator Betsy Trimble joins us to talk about all things summer events. There's something for everyone from fitness to magic, concerts, juggling, and everything in between. Learn about not only what events are offered but also learn about the planning process and how these FREE events are made possible.

Construction of the Living Shoreline and Resiliency Project might have begun in the fall of 2023, but project planning began many years ago. Senior Planner Sandy Cross breaks down the overall project and explains the different elements used to protect our shoreline and infrastructure.

If you've ever wanted to ask the Town Manager "what do you do?", this episode has the answer.

Get to know Town Manager Drew Havens as he talks about his role in the Town with a focus on the year-round, year-long task that he oversees and what it means for the Town.