Region’s first people play a key role in saving Oregon’s rocky coast
By Kate Kaye (Jefferson Public Radio)
Feb. 27, 2021 3 p.m.
In this special series for Jefferson Public Radio, reporter Kate Kaye takes us to Oregon’s rocky shores — visiting with volunteers monitoring black oystercatchers, researchers surveying gray whales and kelp, a South Coast ecotour guide, a North Coast crabber and more — to illuminate the challenges affecting rocky intertidal habitats, how new policy proposals seek to address them and what they could mean for Oregonians.
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