Oregon Sea Grant, Corvallis, OR Videos

Tsunami Evacuation Wayfinding
🌊Do you know where to go in the event of a #tsunami?🌊 Join Josh Blockstein, Briseida Alcantar and Diana Niño as they teach you how to reach higher ground. You'll learn where to find maps for evacuation routes, how to look for evacuation signs, why you shouldn't rely on your cell phone to read a map, how long to stay in the safe area, and the importance of identifying meeting points. Follow along in Spanish or read the English captions. These videos are products of the Cascadia CoPes Hub, a team of researchers who aim to help coastal communities prepare for and adapt to earthquakes, tsunamis, sea level rise, landslides, erosion, and climate change. Many thanks to Consejo Hispano, OSU Extension in Clatsop County, Josh, Jenna Tilt, Kim Kenny, Irene Pablo-Lora, and Clatsop County residents Naty Márquez, Angel Márquez and Briseida. Our own Felicia Olmeta Schult was the executive producer. #OregonSeaGrant

Packing a Go Bag
🎒Is your emergency bag packed?🎒 Join Irene Pablo-Lora, Naty Márquez and Angel Márquez as they show you what to pack in a "go bag" for a disaster like an earthquake, flood or fire so you can sustain yourself for a few days. Follow along in Spanish or read the English captions. Don't wait until it's too late! Pack your bag today! These videos are products of the Cascadia CoPes Hub, a team of researchers who aim to help coastal communities prepare for and adapt to earthquakes, tsunamis, sea level rise, landslides, erosion, and climate change. Many thanks to Consejo Hispano, the Clatsop County office of OSU Extension, Jenna Tilt, Josh Blockstein, Kim Kenny, Irene, and Clatsop County residents Briseida Alcantar, Naty and Angel. Our own Felicia Olmeta Schult was the executive producer. #emergencypreparedness #SurvivalKit

Want to learn more about our Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitor Center and K-12 marine education programs? In this interview for #DamProudDay, our own Lindsay Carroll describes why they're so important in inspiring curiosity and stewardship for our coastal and marine environments. Please consider making a gift to bit.ly/support_marine_ed to support affordable, family-friendly marine education experiences.

Oregon Sea Grant's director, Karina Nielsen, and our marine educator Lindsay Carroll were interviewed today for Oregon State University's annual #DamProudDay fundraiser. They spoke about how your donation to beav.es/S2y supports marine education at our Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitor Center.

Jess Schulte, a Malouf scholar who is funded by Oregon Sea Grant, has wrapped up her first season of fieldwork with broadnose sevengill sharks. She's written about it in these blog posts: bit.ly/3gCNfcC. This year, Jess tagged the sharks with transmitters and collected tissue samples and stomach contents to understand where these predators go, what they eat and how they may affect the ecosystem and populations of salmon, halibut and crabs. She'll continue her fieldwork next year. Jess is a doctoral student in the College of Agricultural Sciences - Oregon State University. Here's a video of her releasing a shark back into Washington's Willapa Bay after collecting samples.

How to can tuna/Cómo envasar atún
Oregon Sea Grant Extension agregó subtítulos en español a su video popular sobre cómo envasar atún. Vaya a bit.ly/34eCgzW, haga clic en el engranaje de configuración, active los subtítulos y haga clic en "Spanish". Oregon Sea Grant Extension has added Spanish subtitles to its popular video on how to can #tuna. Go to bit.ly/34eCgzW, click on the settings cog, turn on the subtitles and click “Spanish.”

Oregon Sea Grant: 50 years of making a difference
Happy birthday to us! Fifty years ago today, Oregon State University was designated a Sea Grant college. Today, Oregon Sea Grant is one of 34 Sea Grant programs in the U.S. under the umbrella of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). In this new video, find out how we’ve been making a difference in the areas of fishing, science, education and marine policy. #ORSG50th

Now’s the time to buy salmon from Columbia River tribes:
“Tribal fishing at these sites continue[s] to be essential to the tribes’ sovereignty, culture and economy” You may know the Columbia River Gorge for its stunning scenery, waterfalls, and recreation opportunities but did you know that you can also purchase fresh salmon and other fish from tribal vendors in the Gorge? To learn more, enjoy our latest video (8 mins) featuring Oregon Sea Grant Extension Fisheries Specialist, Amanda Gladics; Kelly Streit, a registered dietitian with Extension; and Buck Jones, the salmon marketing specialist with the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. For additional details on how and where to buy from tribal vendors, visit: bit.ly/3iOdyia #EatOregonSeafood #shoplocal #sustainableseafood #supportlocal #freshcatch #columbiarivergorge #traveloregon

Once the Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitor Center reopens, be one of the first to navigate Taani, a cutting-edge research vessel that will be used to provide scientists and educators access to the marine realm. Step behind the helm on the Taani at this brand new exhibit and navigate out to sea or throughout the bay. To learn more about the Taani, check out the Regional Class Research Vessel Program #ExperientialLearning #HandsOn #OregonCoast #MarineScience

✅ Hiking ✅ Hidden clues ✅ Learning ✅ Nature What more could you ask for! If you're looking for a fun and interactive way to explore our natural spaces, then our "Quests" could be your ticket to the outdoors! What are Quests, you ask? Quests are fun, free-choice learning adventures that use clues and hints to encourage participants to discover the natural, cultural and historical "treasures" along the #OregonCoast. Think geocaching meets a scavenger hunt! This video highlights the Beverly Beach Quest- one of 28 active Quests throughout seven counties. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3eW1vMn

Octopus feeding at Hatfield Visitor Center in Newport
The Giant Pacific Octopus is the largest octopus species and contains three hearts and eight arms (not to be confused w/tentacles). Experience a feeding demonstration at the @HatfieldMSC with the residential octopus. To view the live OctoCam visit: bit.ly/3mIP4qx To learn more about the Giant Pacific Octopus visit: bit.ly/3uFflsC

We recently shared a study co-authored by Oregon Sea Grant Marine Mammal Extension researcher, Leigh Torres. The study examined interactions between fishing vessels and seabirds in an effort to improve fishing efficiency and reduce bycatch. The caveat- a decade ago, this research would have never been possible. Enter the Global Fishing Watch database. The data used for this study was a part of a global database developed by the Global Fishing Watch which provides near real-time information about fishing activity. As principle investigator of the study, Rachel A. Orben, describes it, "...our analysis methods to assess when, where and why marine animals interact with fishing vessels can be applied to many other marine species in order to understand and reduce conflicts with fisheries." To discover the outcomes of this study, visit: https://bit.ly/39eNM0N Oregon State University, Marine Mammal Institute, American Fisheries Society, Pacific Fishery Management Council, NOAA Fisheries West Coast, NOAA Education, NOAA Fisheries Service, Alaska Sea Grant, Journal of Applied Ecology

Just two miles north of this site, the mighty Rogue River meets the Pacific Ocean. Head south for 30 miles and you'll find yourself crossing the California/Oregon border. Anyone have an idea where this video was filmed? With over 360+ miles of coastline in Oregon, there are endless possibilities for adventure! #pnwonderland #oregoncoast #oregonexplored #oregonadventures #oceanconservation #whereami #oceanviews Gold Beach, Oregon

According to a study funded by Oregon Sea Grant, mollusks in watersheds along the Oregon coast contain pesticides that are used in managing forests. The study was led by Kaegan Engelmeyer a doctoral student in the earth, environment and society program at Portland State University and PSU marine ecologist Elise Granek Learn more at: https://bit.ly/30zlXfe #oceanconservation #marinescience #sciencecommunication #oregoncoast #scientists #scicomm #seafood Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife USGS Coastal and Ocean Science U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Oregon DEQ

Ocotpus at Hatfield Visitor Center
Oregon Sea Grant's giant Pacific octopus at our Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitor Center is all legs. (Well, technically they’re called arms.)

Interview with Amanda Cavitt from the Garibaldi Portside Bistro
We've got dueling Amandas on this week's remote #ShopAtTheDock: Amanda Gladics of Oregon Sea Grant interviews Amanda Cavitt, the general manager of the Garibaldi Portside Bistro. Cavitt shares her insights on keeping seafood on the menu during the COVID-19 pandemic, how they prepare their smoked albacore tuna melt (yum!), and her advice for cooking seafood at home. Do you have questions for the chefs at the bistro or want individualized advice about cooking seafood? Contact the bistro through their page. They're happy to help! This will be the last of our Shop at the Dock videos for a while, as we figure out a new approach for future videos and how and when we can resume in-person tours in Garibaldi. When we do, we hope you'll join us to learn more about the amazing, hard-working community that brings delicious Oregon seafood from the ocean to your plate. We hope you all have enjoyed meeting just a few of the people who are involved with Garibaldi seafood. Have seafood questions? Submit them to Extension's Ask an Expert at extension.oregonstate.edu/ask-expert. Have an idea or a question you would like to see addressed on a future video? Email [email protected]. Thanks for watching! Seafood Oregon

Interview with Julia Wentzel of Food Roots, part 2
Oregon Sea Grant's Amanda Gladics continues her interview with Julia Wentzel, who tells us about the Food Roots FarmTable Bounty Boxes -- just one more way you can buy seafood and other products in Tillamook. Not sure what to do with your seafood? Julia shares her family’s simple approach. Julia Wentzel also shares info about a program in which SNAP recipients can get a one-to-one match for their benefits.

Lots of ideas and knowledge being shared at Oregon Sea Grant's #StateOfTheCoast conference at Salishan Resort. (photos by Tiffany Woods) Surfrider Foundation Oregon Chapters