Garibaldi, OR. How many gallons of water can an adult oyster filter in a day? In what year was Oregon’s Beach Bill passed? How many rivers flow into Tillamook Bay? […]
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It may be cold outside but for more fruit this summer, experts say this is the perfect time to prune. Saturday, Jan 11th, from 10am-12pm the Lower Nehalem Community Trust […]
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Manzanita, Oregon – On January 9th the Lower Nehalem Watershed will hold its Annual Meeting and present the “Year in Review”. The Annual meeting will include thanking outgoing board member […]
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They may not look like much, but “habitat piles” are a boon to wildlife. Join North Coast Land Conservancy for a volunteer stewardship day Wednesday, Jan. 15, from 10 am […]
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Oregon public land officials have announced visiting and recreational activity costs are expected to increase while new permit systems limit access to large regions of backcountry. By The Associated Press […]
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Crabbers are reminded that effective Jan. 1, 2020, all surface buoys used with recreational crab pots or rings must be marked to identify the owner of the gear. The identifying […]
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It’s that time of year again to shed your inhibitions, fears and some common sense! Manzanita “the original” Polar Plunge When: New Year’s Day 2020 Location: Neahkahnie Beach (one mile […]
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Thousands of Gray whales are migrating south through Oregon’s waters later this month and Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) invites visitors to the coast for the annual Winter Whale […]
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By Gus Meyer Oregon’s coast is drawing the attention of ocean wind turbine installation planning for production of clean energy by the US Bureau of Ocean Energy (BOEM). BOEM recently […]
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All Razor Clamming Now Closed Along Entire Oregon Coast For Elevated Levels of Domoic Acid 12/13/19 The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife […]
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