. Coast Watch. Ressources marines ; océanographie ; la gestion des zones côtières ; l'écologie côtière. Mais diners à RV's restaurant à Nags Head peuvent dire le contraire. Le corps nourrissant de fruits de mer et de l'âme sur une vue panoramique de la fenêtre Son, Roanoke-side les visiteurs sont en communion avec la nature. D'un côté- show de loutres sur la mise au rebut des aliments dans l'eau saumâtre sous les fenêtres. Cette beauté naturelle est ce que les gens viennent pour, O'Bleness dit. Le paysage dans le comté de Dare est protégée de la croissance débridée et le développement parce que 79 pour cent de la. Pêche Surf at Cape Hatter comme, parmi les 12 plus bea célèbre

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. But diners at RV's restaurant in Nags Head may argue otherwise. Nourishing the body on seafood and the soul on a panoramic view of the Roanoke Sound, window-side visitors are communing with nature. A side- show of otters scrapping over food plays in the brackish water below the windows. This natural beauty is what people come for, O'Bleness says. The scenery in Dare County is shielded from runaway growth and development because 79 percent of the. Surf fishing at Cape Hatter as, among the 12 most famous beaches in the nation. land is locked up in federal and state reserves, he says. The remaining undeveloped property is subject to height and density restrictions. Even so, Dare has grown faster than any other county in the state over the past decade. And with 150, 000 visitors per week during peak season, O'Bleness estimates the county can handle up to 200, 000. In Atlantic Beach, most available land has already been built on, says Town Commissioner Tom Doe. But tourism-conscious property owners will probably be redeveloping parts of the town, he says, pointing to a brick retail store that recently replaced a group of trailers. "I really don't see a whole lot of change, " he says. On Ocracoke Island — home to 700 people, wild ponies and the legend of Blackbeard — limited land and growing outside interest in the village are creating a different quandary for residents. There, villagers are coping with soaring property taxes. It's a trend experienced in many coastal communities, where specula- tion has hiked the value of land, but especially on the Outer Banks. And on reclusive Ocracoke Island, property taxes have leapt in recent years by 300 percent on average and up to 1, 000 percent in some cases. As a result, there's been a "Martha's Vineyardization" of Ocracoke, says Alton Ballance, an island native and Hyde County commissioner. Some families are faced with t

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