Amanda Gladics

Photo by Lynn Ketchum (Cropped from original)

Sea Grant Coastal Fisheries

503-325-8573
[email protected]

Expertise: Commercial Fishing, Crabbing, and Clamming , Sustainability , Wildlife

Locations: Clatsop County

Links: Oregon Sea Grant

Biography

Education and engagement, sustainable fisheries management, seabird-fisheries interactions

Amanda Gladics is an assistant professor of practice with Oregon Sea Grant, focused on coastal fisheries on Oregon's north coast. Based at the OSU Extension Service - Clatsop County, she provides community education programs foster sustainability of commercial fishery resources, and the public's understanding of those resources.

Content by Amanda Gladics

Oregon Sea Grant Extension uses pandemic survey results to guide its work

The findings have already helped guide Sea Grant Extension’s response to the emergency.

Chris Branam | Jan 6, 2021 | News story

'Eat Oregon Seafood' campaign promotes industry impacted by pandemic

Oregon Sea Grant’s Extension fisheries specialists partnered with the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and the Oregon seafood industry on initiative.

Amanda Gladics, Jamie Doyle, Angee Doerr | Dec 2020 | Impact story

Sea Grant Extension partners on campaign to boost state's seafood industry

In addition to showing where to buy local seafood via an interactive map, the Eat Oregon Seafood webpage offers tips on when and what types of seafood to purchase and how to freeze, smoke and prepare it at home.

Chris Branam | Jul 9, 2020 | News story

Shop at the Dock Garibaldi: Interview with Kelly Barnett of The Spot

Learn more about The Spot, a seafood market and one of the usual tour stops on the Shop at the Dock program in Garibaldi. We talk with Kelly Barnett, the owner and a commercial fisherman, to learn more about what how ...

Amanda Gladics | Apr 2020 | Video

Shop at the Dock Garibaldi: Interview with Julie Wentzel of Food Roots, part 2

Learn more from Julia Wentzel of Food Roots about how you can access flash frozen, locally caught seafood in Tillamook County during the Covid-19 pandemic, and some ideas of seafood dishes you can make at home.

Amanda Gladics | May 2020 | Video

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