Coastal Community Coordinator Start Date: May-June 2023 Salary: $5,000-$6,000/month full-time equivalent, exempt Although we are looking for someone interested in full-time (40 hours/week) work, we are open to applicants who only want…
Previous Next Serendipity: An Ecologist’s Quest to Understand Nature by James Estes, 2016, University of California Press. The author is one of the giants of modern ecology who began as…
Written by Bob Bailey, Elakha Alliance Board President We Set SailOn November 9, 2017, a group of seven people gathered in Siletz, another joined by telephone, and agreed to incorporate the…
The Elakha Alliance is pleased to announce that an assessment of the potential economic impacts of returning of sea otters to Oregon is now available on the Elakha Alliance website. …
November 25th is recognized as Native American Heritage Day. The Elakha Alliance is proud to honor the 4 Indigenous individuals that serve on our Board. Peter Hatch: Peter is a…
The Elakha Alliance would like to thank the following who made honorary, tributary, or memorial donations during the first half of 2022. Makini Chisolm-StrakerWelcome to Isaac Aubrey Giye’we HatchBradley DanielsIn…
On Wednesday, July 27, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released a report to Congress on the feasibility of reintroducing sea otters to their former range on the Pacific coast. …
On June 13, Jane Bacchieri was unanimously and enthusiastically selected by the Elakha Alliance Board of Directors to lead the Elakha Alliance!! Her broad, deep background in organizational management and…
Since the passing of Chief Don Ivy last summer, the Elakha Alliance Board of Directors has been without a member of the Coquille Indian Tribe. We are very pleased to…
The Elakha Alliance received funding from the Siletz Tribal Community Foundation and the Spirit Mountain Community Fund to support two summer internships for tribal youth in the state of Oregon.…
Written by Elakha Alliance Board Member: Katie Russell On Thursday, May 26th, I was able to join the young scientists of Eugene’s 4J high schools at the 10th annual Women…
Sea otter moms raise their pups on their own without the help of males or other females. A mother sea otter will give birth at sea and then be a…
The Elakha Alliance is seeking to fill two paid Full Time Summer Internship positions for tribal youth to support the mission to reintroduce sea otters back to the Oregon coast.…
We are pleased to announce that the Elakha Alliance is searching for our first Executive Director. This position will play a key role to furthering the efforts of the Elakha…
Frank Burris' first love has always been wildlife management, so he is retiring from OSU Extension Service at the end of March, and starting a new job in April working…
The Elakha Alliance would like to thank the following who made honorary, tributary, or memorial donations during the 4th Quarter of 2021. Ryan BlumIn Honor of Kate Laubach and Will…
Summarized by Bob Bailey, Elakha Alliance Board President 2021 is in the books. It was such a good year for the Elakha Alliance and our work to bring sea otters…
The Elakha Alliance would like to thank the following who made honorary, tributary, or memorial donations during the 2nd and 3rd Quarters of 2021. Paulianne Balch-RancourtIn memory of my mom,…
The Elakha Alliance would like to thank the following who made honorary, tributary, or memorial donations during the 1st Quarter of 2021. Paulianne Balch-RancourtIn memory of my mom, Dot Balch,…
The Elakha Alliance would like to thank the following who made honorary, tributary, or memorial donations during the 4th Quarter of 2020. Marilyn Bailey and Jim LeMayIn Honor of Bob…
Blue Banner Thanks for participating in our October 2020 virtual symposium: "Sea Otters and the Kelp Ecosystem." Please help us improve our future work by filling out this evaluation form.…
In Part V of our series, leading sea otter researcher Dr. Tim Tinker discusses new science and reveals the varied issues effecting sea otter populations across their pacific range -…
In part IV of our series on the kelp ecosystem in the Pacific Northwest, we discuss kelp conservation on Oregon's south coast with Tom Calvanese. Tom is a rockfish scientist,…
In part III of our series on the kelp ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest, renowned marine biologist and sea otter researcher Jim Estes shares his story of science discovery. Fom…
In part two of our series in the kelp ecosystem, marine biologist Scott Groth discusses an important urchin monitoring projects on Oregon's nearshore. While red sea urchin numbers appear normal,…
A fascinating window into new discoveries in kelp ecology and conservation with Sara Hamilton - a leading researcher studying trends in kelp forests. Sara is a PhD student at Oregon…
