Oregon Sea Grant

Oregon State University hosted a meeting about topics related to Oregon's dunes. Oregon Sea Grant was one of the sponsors. Topics included dune management strategies, carbon storage, plover habitat and native plant revegetation.

A new approach to assessing the impacts of hypoxia on fish can be used to compare impacts among species and across other physical, biological, and chemical gradients and environmental change.

This paper shares a version of a huaka‘i developed in Mānoa that explores geological, historical, and cultural influences.

Oregon Sea Grant funded the creation of the website, which is an outreach component of a study it funded on how groundfish bottom trawling may impact areas of Oregon’s seafloor previously closed to fishing.

Seven groups of teachers and marine scientists talk about the lesson plans they created as participants in the Oregon Marine Scientist and Educator Alliance. Oregon Sea Grant organized this online capstone event, which took place Aug. 26, 2021.

This paper documents declines of native northeast Pacific mud shrimp due to infestations by two Asian bopyrid isopod parasites.