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Read more about the article Sea Otters & Kelp Forests: Elakha Interviewed on Rewildology Podcast

Sea Otters & Kelp Forests: Elakha Interviewed on Rewildology Podcast

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:January 9, 2025
  • Post category:Blog/Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

The Oregon coast is a rugged, untamed landscape, shaped by powerful waves and teeming with marine life. But one critical species is missing from this ecosystem – the sea otter.…

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