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Read more about the article Care & Stewardship: Art & Ecology Stewarding Oregon’s Coastline

Care & Stewardship: Art & Ecology Stewarding Oregon’s Coastline

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:March 4, 2025
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Join us for the first lecture in our 2025 Lecture Series Care & Stewardship: Art & Ecology Stewarding Oregon's Coastline with invited speakers Jane Bacchieri , Chanel Hason and Josie Iselin! RSVP…

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Read more about the article USFWS to host Open Houses in OR & CA regarding Sea Otter Reintroduction

USFWS to host Open Houses in OR & CA regarding Sea Otter Reintroduction

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:June 8, 2023
  • Post category:Blog/Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) will host 16 public open houses with communities in Northern California and Oregon this June to gather input on the potential reintroduction of sea otters…

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Read more about the article Webinar: Using Citizen Science to Protect & Restore Oregon’s Kelp Forests (2/13/23)

Webinar: Using Citizen Science to Protect & Restore Oregon’s Kelp Forests (2/13/23)

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:February 7, 2023
  • Post category:Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Photo: Patrick Webster The Elakha Alliance is pleased to welcome Dan Abbott and Annie Bauer-Civiello, of the Reef Check Foundation, to join us for a special webinar this month. The Reef…

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Read more about the article 2022 Sea Otter Science Symposium (October 25)

2022 Sea Otter Science Symposium (October 25)

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:October 26, 2022
  • Post category:Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Blue Banner Join us for all things sea otters, science & fun! All are welcome to join us for a Virtual 1-day 2022 Sea Otter Science Symposium on Tuesday October…

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Read more about the article Art on the Beach – Lincoln City, OR (7/17/22)
Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve, Port Orford, OR. Photo by Patrick Webste.r

Art on the Beach – Lincoln City, OR (7/17/22)

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:July 17, 2022
  • Post category:Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

We've partnered with the Cascade Head Biosphere Collaborative for their 2nd Annual Art on the Beach! To celebrate one of the world's rare biospheric reserves, scientists, artists, and the public…

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Read more about the article Webinar: Chasing Kelp: A bull kelp journey across the Pacific Coast (12/1/21)

Webinar: Chasing Kelp: A bull kelp journey across the Pacific Coast (12/1/21)

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:December 1, 2021
  • Post category:Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Learn the history of Seaweeds & Kelp of the Pacific Coast Credit: Josie Iselin Josie Iselin will take us on her journey as an artist diving deep into the science…

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Read more about the article Webinar: Art + Science + Kelp Forests (7/20/21)

Webinar: Art + Science + Kelp Forests (7/20/21)

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:July 20, 2021
  • Post category:Events/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Blue Banner Using Creative Storytelling To Showcase Kelp Forests Three researchers from interdisciplinary fields of geography, photography, and design advocate for the prosperity of Pacific kelp forests in a webinar…

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Read more about the article Preserving Kelp Oases: Elakha Partnering on a North Coast Project

Preserving Kelp Oases: Elakha Partnering on a North Coast Project

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:March 24, 2021
  • Post category:Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Even with a successful translocation of sea otters in Oregon, sea otter population growth and dispersal takes time. If an initial reintroduction occurs on the south coast where most of…

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