Oregon Marine Reserve Area Training Program (MRTP)
Click Here to get started with MRTP
You will go to OSU Registration System (Ideal Logic) Page. Then once logged in scroll down to find the MRTP link.
To return to your course(s): Log into Canvas.
- You can now take…and share a quick trivia quiz to learn about the Oregon Marine Reserves! Link to the Oregon Marine Trivia Quiz
- As part of the efforts to help inform people about Oregon’s natural resources and especially the Oregon Marine Reserves we has created an online trivia quiz in support of our 6 online short courses (30 minutes) that address the reserve system and each of the 5 reserves.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife provides information about the Oregon Marine Reserves and Marine Protected Areas online.
The information below describes short online courses about Oregon Marine Reserves and is primarily intended for interpretive volunteers and professional guides. The courses are however open to the public.
There are six courses in the Marine Reserve Area Training Program (MRTP). One course that presents the system as a whole and one for each of the five marine reserves.
Each course should take about 30 minutes to complete the reading and quizzes. You may work on them at your own convenience.
After completing the system course you will be given the opportunity to select which marine reserve course you would like to complete next.
Here’s a snippet of what you will learn:
- What constitutes a marine reserve and protected area in Oregon and how does that compare to others around the world
- What science goes on in these designated areas and what purpose does it serve
- How do the reserves function and who manages them
- What habitats and organisms can be found at the reserves
- What makes each reserve unique
- What monitoring programs are underway
- What restrictions exist
The Marine Reserve Area Training Program (MRTP) is available as a stand-alone program, however, it was developed in conjunction with the Guide and Outfitters Recognized Professional (GORP) program.
MRTP and GORP development were led by Miles Phillips, Professor of Tourism, and Hilary Johnson, Oregon Sea Grant & Oregon State University Extension.