Oregon Sea Grant

Oregon Sea Grant and the Oregon Parks & Recreation Department have joined resources to create a free iPhone application that guides visitors through the Beaver Creek State Natural Area, Oregon's newest state park. The app features an interactive map of the scenic Beaver Creek Water Trail - an easy-paddling, three-mile waterway open to kayaks and canoes.

These profiles were created as a result of a collaborative research project conducted during 2007. The project was designed and implemented with the help of the commercial fishing community working in partnership with scientists from Oregon State University (OSU) and Oregon Sea Grant.

These profiles were created as a result of a collaborative research project conducted during 2007. The project was designed and implemented with the help of the commercial fishing community working in partnership with scientists from Oregon State University (OSU) and Oregon Sea Grant.

These profiles were created as a result of a collaborative research project conducted during 2007. The project was designed and implemented with the help of the commercial fishing community working in partnership with scientists from Oregon State University (OSU) and Oregon Sea Grant.

These four programs provide the viewer with a rich perspective on the contemporary salmon crisis in the Pacific Northwest, and on the efforts taken to restore these creatures, which are so important to the Northwest economy, environment, and culture.

The video contains four separate videos:

Salmon trolling is a hook-and-line commercial fishery that for almost a century has supported ocean communities from Alaska to California. From its beginnings, trolling attracted men (and later women) who loved their independence and weren't afraid of hard work.