Eric Britt Moore

Dr. Eric Britt Moore is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Protection at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where he directs the Environmental Soil Science Laboratory. His research program focuses on plant-soil interactions, soil water flux dynamics, carbon management strategies, and environmental remediation techniques within agricultural systems.

Moore's research interests center on sustainable soil management practices with particular emphasis on:

• Developing water conservation strategies through cover cropping systems
• Quantifying soil health parameters across diverse agricultural management regimes
• Advancing culturally responsive approaches to environmental justice education
• Creating accessible field methodologies for soil analysis
• Exploring root-soil-microbiome interactions in food production systems

Analysis of Moore's recent publications reveals three primary research trajectories: sustainable water management through cover crops (7 publications), pedagogical innovation in environmental science (5 publications), and fundamental soil processes (3 publications). His work demonstrates strong applied focus with consistent emphasis on practical solutions for farming systems.

Moore maintains an active presence in academic communities through frequent conference presentations, including recent contributions to the Continuous Living Cover Conference (2025), American Society of Agronomy meetings (2024), and National Environmental Justice Conference (2024). He leads the Environmental Soil Science Laboratory where research addresses both fundamental soil processes and community-engaged environmental health initiatives.