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Gray whales connect Oregon’s coast to a changing Bering Sea (opens the original)
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Scientists from Mexico, the United States, Canada, Russia and elsewhere gathered in person and virtually last week at Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport for a landmark symposium on the uncertain future of gray whales. Once considered a conservation success, the eastern North Pacific population rebounded after commercial whaling ended, and was removed from the U.S. Endangered Species List in 1994. It peaked at an estimated 27,000 whales in 2016, but fell to roughly 13,000 by 2025, the lowe
Where have all the old, female black rockfish gone? (opens the original)
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The Marine Fisheries Research Project team from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife headed out to sea on Aug. 1. Their destination: Cobb Seamount, about 300 miles west of the Washington coast. Their goal: to find older female black, canary, or yellowtail rockfish. Since the early 1990s, fisheries scientists on the West Coast have noticed a peculiar trend in black, yellowtail, and canary rockfish populations: the older females get, the fewer of them there are. Marine Fisheries Research Pro
Professor Chet Udell builds instruments that measure the environment and bring science to life (opens the original)
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This Thursday at Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, a one-of-a-kind live performance will blend marine science, original music, and custom-built instruments into an immersive experience. For the past year, Chet Udell has served as the center's Artist-in-Residence. Over the course of his residency, Udell has developed several projects that use music and sound to invite listeners to engage with environmental data and the natural world through curiosity and play. O
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