Publications

This brochure and insert were created by Oregon Sea Grant Extension to promote a whale sighting app.

This presentation is on the development of effectively adapting strategies for coping with future coastal hazards using Envision..

This hands-on lesson uses salt marsh sediment cores from Pacific Northwest estuaries.

This paper explores the variability of extreme water levels within the Quileute Indian Reservation on the Washington state coast to better understand the risk of the compounding impacts of various environmental forcing.

This case study explores how to add value to regional ocean condition forecast information by bringing awareness to the processes that govern decision-making and outcomes within the system.

This plan summarizes the input and insights of the Oregon marine debris community.

This article looks at the potential links between three common management strategies and potential mechanisms of resilience for marine populations and ecosystems, and provides guidance for future research.

This technical report reviews the current state of research on geomagnetic navigation in Pacific salmon.

This video walks viewers through the upgrades made to the Hatfield Visitor Center in Newport, Oregon.

Climate change impacts on extreme water levels at two estuaries in Tillamook and Coos County are investigated using a multicomponent process-based modeling framework.

Long-term sampling by Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO) researchers is critically important for helping society anticipate and adapt to present and future disruptions caused by global change.

Using sediment cores from two Oregon coast estuaries, researchers were able to measure a period from 1680 AD to present and reconstruct the historical water column oxygen in the estuaries.

This website supports the Oregon Coastal Futures project.

This article and research use the expressed behavior of Coho salmon to evaluate the vulnerability of upriver migrants under future hydrological regimes. The paper discusses management implications and conservation planning.

This music video is a ballad created from research on Ceratonova Shasta, a parasite that affects salmon on the Klamath River in Oregon.

This comprehensive high school curriculum teaches students about what causes ocean acidification, its impacts and solutions.

This study provides insight on ways to effectively communicate policy-relevant information about the deep sea to an audience that has little to no prior knowledge of the ecosystem, yet who will be responsible for making use decisions of this habitat.

This video describes the Fishermen-Led Injury Prevention Program (FLIPP) and its innovative research that involves commercial fishermen, researchers, extension agents, and coastal community members to understand injuries at sea better.

This website documents living with flooding in the lower Tillamook Bay basin on the Oregon coast.

This article provides an overview of a high school curriculum that teaches ocean acidification.

Researchers use descriptive Bayesian network analyses to examine how sediment supply, beach characteristics, and two species of beachgrass alter foredune morphology and patterns of sand accretion on U.S. Pacific Northwest foredunes.

This is a list of publications reported by Oregon Sea Grant staff and supported researchers and students during the fourth quarter of 2019.

This dissertation investigates the role of marine subsidies to dune ecosystem functions from local to meta-ecosystem scales along the U.S. Pacific Northwest coast.

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

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.