Oregon Sea Grant

A Campus Huaka‘i: Weaving Geological, Historical & Cultural Perspectives in Hawai‘i

8th International Conference on Higher Education Advances, Universitat Polit`ecnica de Val`encia, Val`encia, 2022

Oregon Climate Assessment: Coastal Hazards

Establishing a roadmap for incorporating social science and human dimensions into potential sea otter reintroductions on the U.S. West Coast

Pacific Northwest Coastal Hazards Resources 2022 Newsletters

Oregon Marine Scientist and Educator Alliance (ORESEA) 2022 Lessons

Marine Debris Interruptions Curriculum

With this curriculum, students focus on one marine debris object commonly found on Oregon beaches, research its original purpose, user, and life cycle, and then propose targeted solutions to prevent this particular item from becoming marine debris. Below are lessons developed from this project. This work was done in conjunction with the Oregon Coast STEM Hub.

This ArcGIS StoryMap features locations, pictures and information about Oregon’s aquaculture industry.

The Guide is intended to increase awareness and understanding of aquaculture in Oregon and serve as a resource for emerging growers in the state.

Improving Gear Marking in the U.S. West Coast Sablefish Pot Fleet: Workshop Summary Report

Oregon Sea Grant (OSG) held a virtual workshop on from 9am – 3:30 p.m. on November 16, 2022. The workshop was attended by 54 participants, including 12 participants that self-identified as commercial fishing industry members (full participant list in Appendix 1). OSG organized and facilitated the workshop, with assistance and guidance from a fishing advisory committee and NOAA Fisheries West Coast Region (WCR) staff.

Situation Analysis for Oregon’s Emergent Seaweed Aquaculture Industry

Oregon's Blue Carbon Ecosystems: State of the Science