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01.11.17

2016 Highlights

From underwater video research, to social science surveys, bird studies, and collaborations with fishermen. Here’s a look back at the ODFW Marine Reserves Program’s top stories from 2016. And, check out our infographic highlighting some of the Program’s accomplishments in 2016.

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2016 Highlights
01.11.17

2016 Year in Review

From underwater video research, to social science surveys, bird studies, and collaborations with fishermen. Here’s a look back at the ODFW Marine Reserves Program’s top stories from 2016. And, check out our infographic highlighting some of the Program’s accomplishments in 2016. Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cape Perpetua, Cascade Head, Otter Rock, Redfish Rocks, Ecology, Enforcement, Human Dimensions
12.15.16

Oregonian Perceptions of Marine Reserves

One goal of Oregon’s marine reserves is to avoid significant adverse impacts on coastal communities and ocean users. It’s been four years since the first reserves went into effect, and new research is examining the ‘pulse’ of Oregonians’ perceptions of the reserves. Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cape Perpetua, Cascade Head, Otter Rock, Redfish Rocks, Announcements, Human Dimensions
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11.02.16

A Fishing Perspective: Understanding Marine Reserve Effects

Natural resource issues can be contentious – and Oregon’s marine reserves are no exception. Understanding diverse perspectives and how they change with marine reserves implementation is one way to gain insights into the effects of marine reserves. Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Announcements, Human Dimensions
visitor survey
11.02.16

Who Is Visiting the Marine Reserves and Why?

Over the past several years the ODFW Marine Reserves Program has been conducting visitor surveys to gain a better understanding of who is visiting the marine reserves and why. These baseline data can be compared with future studies to see if changes in the visitor population occurs in connection with the marine reserves. Read More

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09.08.16

Reports from the Field for August

Check out our latest research activities from August. Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cape Perpetua, Cascade Head, Otter Rock, Redfish Rocks, Ecology, Human Dimensions
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05.11.16

Reports from the Field for May

Ecological Monitoring Being that this is an El Nino year, we are very interested to see what juvenile fish might recruit to our nearshore waters. In April our SMURF sampling gear, used for collecting juvenile fish, was deployed at the Otter Rock and Redfish Rocks sites with the help of Oregon State University and the Oregon Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cape Perpetua, Cascade Head, Otter Rock, Redfish Rocks, Ecology, Human Dimensions
anemones below the surface off of Oregon
03.30.16

Website Gives Glimpse Below Surface

Ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of Oregon’s ocean? Our new Oregon Marine Reserves website provides a rare glimpse below the surface of Oregon’s ocean waters and a behind-the-scenes peek at scientists in action. Read More

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02.16.16

Tidepools, Rocky Reefs and Marine Reserves

See how the tidepools, underwater rocky reefs, and creatures that call these places home in Oregon’s marine reserves are all connected. Get tips on tidepool etiquette and help protect these special places.

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cape Perpetua, Cascade Head, Otter Rock, Redfish Rocks, Ecology, Human Dimensions
Red Irish lord fish caught during hook-and-line survey
11.25.15

4,325 Fish in This Year’s Surveys

The ODFW Marine Reserves Team would like to say thank you to all our highly skilled volunteer anglers, vessel captains, and crew that came out and assisted with this year’s hook-and-line surveys. Read More

Filed under: Cape Falcon, Cascade Head, Redfish Rocks, Announcements, Ecology

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