Restoring Oregon’s Sea Otter Population (6/21/23) – Nehalem, OR
Join us for an in-person presentation on Wednesday June 21st, at 5:30pm, at the Nehalem County Recreation District.The capacity is 40 people, so please only RSVP if you are 100%…
Join us for an in-person presentation on Wednesday June 21st, at 5:30pm, at the Nehalem County Recreation District.The capacity is 40 people, so please only RSVP if you are 100%…
Join the Elakha Alliance and Defenders of Wildlife for a joint webinar entitled: Reintroduction and Other Conservation Translocations. We are honored to have Dr. Philip Seddon, a renowned expert on wildlife…
Stop by our table at OMSI After Dark and learn about sea otters! Join us on Wednesday, July 27th from 6-10pm to explore the science of surf, sand, and sunsets,…
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…
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…
Balancing Sea Otter & Human Interactions The Elakha Alliance is thrilled to invite Sea Otter Savvy's Founder and Director, Gena Bentall, and Science Communication Director, Heather Barrett, to tell the…
Learn About the Cultural Importanceof Sea Otters in the Pacific Northwest It is hard to appreciate the historical, cultural, and ecological significance of a species that disappeared from Oregon’s coastal…
Sea otter moms are heroes, raising their pups on their own without the help of males or other females. Immediately after giving birth, a sea otter spends hours fluffing and…