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Read more about the article What Happened to Oregon’s Sea Otters? (1/31/23)

What Happened to Oregon’s Sea Otters? (1/31/23)

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

Elakha Alliance Board Member, Cameron La Follette, is a historian of the Northwest coast, focusing on land use history, exploration and shipwrecks, and early commercial natural resource extraction. She is…

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Read more about the article Sea Otters & The Lewis and Clark Expedition
A sea otter hunter, Northwestern University Library, Edward S. Curtis

Sea Otters & The Lewis and Clark Expedition

  • Post author:Chanel Hason
  • Post published:May 19, 2021
  • Post category:Science and Conservation of Sea Otters

Elakha Board Member, Cameron La Follete, and Dr. Doug Deur, a cultural historian who is on our Advisory Committee, co-authored an article for We Proceeded On (WPO), the journal of the…

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