Publications

This webinar is for students in grades 6-12 who want to explore careers in marine science. Featured are an aquatic veterinarian and a rocky shores coordinator for the state.

This document is intended for policymakers so they can make informed decisions about upgrading or removing tide gates in an effort to improve conditions for Oregon’s native migratory fish and other animals and plants that inhabit estuaries.

This research applies fisheries' connectivity network analysis to characterize the harvest portfolios and timing of landings of dozens of small-scale fisheries in the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico.

This paper is about a novel method for propagating red algae that can be automated and potentially used to scale up production.

This 2020 consumer guide helps consumers identify what seasonally fresh seafood will be available along the north and central Oregon coast throughout the year.

Researchers evaluated how to effectively use an exhibit to increase public literacy of the deep sea over the short and long term and then how visitors to a science center perceive the deep sea.

Victoria Quennessen, a doctoral student in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Oregon State University, talks about how she plans to use computer simulations to study populations of green sea turtles off Brazil.

Researchers highlight a policy framework to develop terrestrial and ocean-integrated policies that can complement and enhance terrestrial focused initiatives focused on four specific sectors.

This webinar is for students in grades 6-12 who want to explore careers in marine science. Michelle Levano and Scott Heppell present.

This study evaluates an assessment tool that tracks the health and welfare of giant Pacific octopuses.

This study examines the unprecedented numbers of pyrosomes in the Northern California Current during 2016-18.

This webinar is for students in grades 6-12 who want to explore careers in marine science. Toby Harbison and Ashley Hann present.

This report looks at a subgroup within Oregon’s groundfish trawl fleet known as the nearshore fleet. It describes how the fleet changed its fishing nets and practices to comply with regulations aimed at bolstering struggling groundfish populations.

This webinar is for students in grades 6-12 who want to explore careers in marine science. Kristin Beem and Amanda Gladics present.

Genetic research finds while their is a high connectivity within Dungeness crab larval recruits, selective pressures can influence genetic composition.

Postdoctoral researcher, Selene Fregosi talks about how she uses underwater microphones to record whale sounds, locate them and study how noise pollution affects them.

Robert Bailey, the president of the Elakha Alliance, gives an overview of sea otters and efforts to reintroduce them to the Oregon coast.

The Sea Grant Extension Assembly hosted a webinar about marketing seafood directly.

This oral history video features voices from Oregon's fishing communities on maintaining a sense of optimism in uncertain times.

This oral history video explores fishing community resilience and maintaining ties within and between communities as the world changes.

This webinar is for students in grades 6-12 who want to explore careers in marine science. Erica Fruh and Alexa Kownacki present.

This information is for Sea Grant staff and others who wish to evaluate the online presence of outdoor recreational tours and other guided-experience businesses.

This video is about coring on the Salmon River Salt Marsh in Oregon.

Passive acoustic monitoring was used to investigate the spatial and temporal variations in the locations and foraging activity of harbor porpoises off the Oregon coast from May through October 2014.

This research looked at the relative importance of local and regional scales in organizing eelgrass communities and the potential of regional oceanography and trophic interactions in regulating patterns of primary producers in this system.