Late Fall and Winter are wonderful times at the coast, especially if you love what I call “Big Weather.” The ocean is wild, the spray is flying through the air, and everything feels a little primal. King tides that come around in late December and early January are especially exciting.
Way to go Manzanita. Thanks for leading the way on this issue. Hopefully, a bunch of other communities along the Oregon Coast will follow your lead. Read the full story. Photo: Tillamook Headlight Herald
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Whale Watching in Depoe Bay Delivers an Experience What a treat for a group of whale watchers in Depoe Bay, Oregon, who got up close and personal with one of these magnificent migrating creatures. Great timing and shot by the photographer.
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Whale watching is a year-round event along the Oregon Coast, but especially during Winter and Spring when the gray whales are making their annual migrations. With Spring just around the corner now, thousands of whales will be making their way north. From the end of March through about the end of June, you can experience
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After talking about it for so long, the effects of climate change are here and we’re going to have to deal with it. When it comes to ocean acidification and its impact on local coastal economies, Oregon will be impacted.
Preparing for Ocean Acidification Read More »