Changing Ocean Chemistry
This comprehensive high school curriculum teaches students about what causes ocean acidification, its impacts and solutions.
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Is my flooded garden area safe?
Is it safe to plant a vegetable garden after the area was covered by polluted flood waters for three days? Is it safe to eat existing vegetables (kale, garlic, etc) that survived? Our well tests positive for coliform bacteria and E. coli... two weeks later there is still floodwater remaining in our...
Ocean Acidification - Part 2, Solutions
This video is a follow up to the inital film on ocean acidification. It explores the effects on the Oregon coast and possible solutions.
Seacast: Ocean Forecasting Website
Seacast is an easy-to-use, interactive, online map that lets commercial fishermen check forecasts of ocean conditions off the Pacific Northwest coastline.
A Community-based Response to Flooding, Jay Gordon (Farmer-to-Farmer Case Study Series)
Active consensus-building, high-quality research partnerships, and the capacity to support these efforts: learn more about dairy farmer Jay Gordon here.
Seacast: Ocean Forecasting Website
Seacast is an easy-to-use, interactive, online map that lets commercial fishermen check forecasts of ocean conditions off the Pacific Northwest coastline.
An Oregon Primer on Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science
Slide presentation on ocean acidification and hypoxia science given by Dr. Francis Chan at the 2018 Oregon OAH Council Meeting
Confluence: Spring/Summer 2018
Confluence is a newsletter of Oregon Sea Grant. Articles feature the supported research and events of the program.
Fishermen Led Injury Prevention Program (FLIPP) Survey Results
Fisherman Led Injury Prevention Program (FLIPP) factsheet on survey results of injuries to fishermen and ways injuries can be avoided
Tillamook County Coastal Futures Project
Researchers are developing a transferable approach for projecting the evolving probabilities of coastal flooding and erosion, and the associated vulnerability of Tillamook County communities to that future flooding and erosion.