Reports from the Field – August
This month we completed intertidal mussel bed surveys and the sampling of devices that monitor juvenile fish. Read More
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Reports from the Field – July
This month we completed intertidal mussel bed surveys and the sampling of devices that monitor juvenile fish. Read More
Reports from the Field – June
This month we completed intertidal sea star surveys and the deployment of devices that sample juvenile fish.. Read More
Video: 2019 Year in Review
We’re taking a look back at 2019. Check out these video highlights from hook-and-line surveys, underwater video research, SCUBA divers in action, and juvenile fish research and more at Oregon’s marine reserve sites. Read More
Reports from the Field – August
This week we are starting fall fieldwork with hook-and-line, longline and SCUBA surveys at Redfish Rocks. Plus the ROV is heading to Cape Perpetua. This past month we downloaded oceanography data, did an ARMs check, continued sea star and juvenile fish research. Read More
Reports from the Field – July
June was a busy month of fieldwork wrapping up spring hook and line, longline, and SCUBA surveys, along with oceanography and juvenile fish research. Several big low tide series meant lots of intertidal surveys too. Read More
Reports from the Field – June
With field season in full swing, it’s been a busy month of hook and line, longline, and SCUBA surveys, along with oceanography and juvenile fish research. Read More
A Deep Water Species Visits the Reserves
As ODFW Marine Reserves Program researchers pulled up their latest collection of juvenile fish samples at Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve last Thursday, they received a huge surprise — a record breaking pulse of juvenile splitnose rockfish. Read More
Reports from the Field – Spring 2026
Photo: Snapshots of Spring 2026 ecological field work featuring species identification at the Oregon Coast Aquarium during SCUBA training (left), 26.8 inch yelloweye rockfish caught during Cape Perpetua Marine Reserve Read More
Beneath the Waves: Otter Rock SMURF Project Community Presentation
How are young fish adapting to Oregon’s changing ocean, and what does this mean for local fisheries? Oregon State University scientists are diving into that question, and you can too Read More