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Oregon Sea Grant serves the state, region and nation through integrated research, education and public engagement on ocean and coastal issues.
We apply the best available science to timely and important marine issues, and engage with coastal stakeholders to help them reach informed decisions. We support scientific excellence and innovation, foster new generations of marine scientists, and encourage ocean science literacy among people of all ages.
Based at Oregon State University, we're part of the national network of NOAA Sea Grant College Programs, dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship, long-term economic development and responsible use of America’s coastal, ocean and Great Lakes resources.
News from Oregon Sea Grant
Astoria becomes world surimi capital
-May 16, 2012
Ever wondered about the crab-flavored fish protein in your seafood
sandwich, “crab” salad or California sushi roll?
It’s surimi, a fish protein paste made into
various shellfish-flavored products. Earlier this month, Oregon
State University’s Seafood Lab on Marine Drive hosted the
20th annual Surimi School, a gathering of global industry
representatives and researchers that made [...]
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Oregon Sea Grant wins four Hermes Creative Awards
-May 15, 2012
Oregon Sea Grant has won four awards in the 2012 Hermes Creative
Awards competition: a Platinum Award in the Publications/Book
category for Pathways to Resilience: Sustaining Salmon Ecosystems
in a Changing World; a Gold Award in the Publications/Magazine
category for Confluence magazine; a Gold Award in the
Video/Educational category for Gems of the Oregon Coast: [...]
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Hatchery salmon threaten wild populations, scientists say
-May 15, 2012
A newly published collection of more than 20 studies by leading
university scientists and government fishery researchers in Alaska,
British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, Russia and Japan
provides mounting evidence that salmon raised in man-made
hatcheries can harm wild salmon through competition for food and
habitat. “The genetic effects of mixing hatchery fish with
wild [...]
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Oregon Sea Grant wins two silver awards
-May 14, 2012
Oregon Sea Grant has won two Silver Awards of Distinction in the
18th Annual Communicator Awards competition, one each for its
“Aquatic Animal Health†brochure
and its Cascade Head Scenic Research Area video. The Communicator
Awards are judged and overseen by the International Academy of the
Visual Arts (IAVA), a 550+ member organization of professionals
[...]
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Welcome our new NOAA Coastal Management Fellow
-May 8, 2012
Kelsey Gianou is Oregon Sea Grant’s newest NOAA Coastal
Management Fellow! Kelsey, a Marine Resource Management masters
student at Oregon State University, has been matched with the
Washington State Department of Ecology to provide green shorelines
guidance for state and local governments in Puget Sound. Six states
and 11 finalists attended this year’s National Oceanic [...]
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