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2016 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
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PDF Content Last Updated January 3, 2017
This PDF is a chapter of the Oregon Nearshore Strategy, the marine component of the official State Wildlife Action Plan for Oregon. The complete Oregon Conservation Strategy is available online at http://oregonconservationstrategy.org/. Since Conservation Strategy content will be updated periodically, please check the website to ensure that you are using the most current version of downloadable files.
Contact ODFW
For more information on the Oregon Nearshore Strategy or to provide comments, email [email protected] or write to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Marine Resources Program 2040 SE Marine Science Drive, Newport, OR 97365
Recommended Citation
Oregon Nearshore Strategy. 2016. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Salem, Oregon.
Cover Photos
Banner: Copper Rockfish, © Janna Nichols; Red Sea Urchin, © Scott Groth; Black Oystercatcher, © Kelsey Adkisson; Steller Sea Lions, ODFW; Bull Kelp, © Janna Nichols; Wolf Eel, © Taylor Frierson; Red rock crab, ODFW; China rockfish, © Laura Tesler
Featured image: Nearshore rocky reef, © Ian Chun
Oregon Conservation Strategy: The Oregon Conservation Strategy together with the Oregon Nearshore Strategy are the official State Wildlife Action Plan for Oregon. The Oregon Conservation Strategy provides details fish and wildlife, their habitats, and conservation needs throughout the state. This companion document can be viewed online or downloaded as PDFs.
NEARSHORE STRATEGY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Many individuals, agencies, and organizations contributed to the 2016 update of the Oregon Nearshore Strategy. Any work that addresses the complexity and dynamics of the nearshore ocean, and the values and uses that Oregonians apply to it, relies on the interactive efforts of many people. Their constructive participation has helped to build a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.
We thank the following people and organizations for their tremendous effort, vision and insight:
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Oregonians
To all Oregonians who shared their vision, values, and concerns for the future of Oregon’s marine environment.
Non-Governmental Organizations
Joe Liebezeit, Bob Sallinger, Audubon Society of Portland Bill Kremers, The Association of Northwest Steelheaders Jena Carter, Gway Kirchner, The Nature Conservancy Gillian Lyons, The Pew Charitable Trusts Mary Anne Nash, Oregon Farm Bureau Seth Barnes, Oregon Forest Industries Council Lisa DeBruyckere, Oregon Marine Reserves Partnership Jim Burke, Oregon Coast Aquarium Phillip Johnson, Robert Bailey, Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition Fran Recht, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
Ocean Policy Advisory Council: Executive Committee and Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee
David Allen, Jack Barth, Veronica Dujon, Gabriella Goldfarb, Elise Granek, Selina Heppell, Jan Hodder, William Jaeger, Scott McMullen, David Sampson, Gil Sylvia, Shelby Walker, Craig Young
Federal Agencies
Laurie Weitkamp, Waldo Wakefield, Bill Peterson, Ric Brodeur, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – National Marine Fisheries Service Northwest Fisheries Science Center Mark Finkbeiner, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Office for Coastal Management Henry Lee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Western Ecology Division Debbie Reusser, U.S. Geological Survey – Western fisheries Research Center Dawn Harris, Roberta Swift, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
State Agencies and Institutions
Rob Bovett, Association of Oregon Counties Andy Lanier, Department of Land Conservation and Development Shelby Walker, Sarah Kolesar, Oregon Sea Grant Judith Callens, Oregon Department of Agriculture Chris Castelli, Oregon Department of State Lands Laurel Hillman, Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department Doug Baer, Oregon State Marine Board John Chapman, Amanda Gladics, Gayle Hansen, Scott Heppell, Ivan Kuletz, James Rice, David Sampson, Robert Suryan, Leigh Torres, Oregon State University James T. Carlton, Williams College
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ODFW Staff
Kelsey Adkisson, Lindsay Adrean, Justin Ainsworth, Ron Anglin, Kevin Blakely, Matt Blume, Roxann Borisch, Ed Bowles, Caren Braby, Robin Brown, Troy Buell, Ted Calavan, Ethan Clemons, Kelly Corbett, Trevan Cornwell, Tony D’Andrea, Cristen Don, Megan Dugan, Jason Edwards, Daniel Erickson, Dave Fox, Mark Freeman, Colin Gillin, Craig Good, Kevin Goodson, Scott Groth, Bob Hannah, Andrea Hanson, Audrey Hatch, Matt Hunter, Brittany Huntington, Robert Ireland, Jo Jeans, Steve Jones, Lisa Kautzi, Delia Kelly, Chris Kern, Chris Knutsen, Gregory Krutzikowsky, Donna Lamb, Scott Malvitch, Scott Marion, Keith Matteson, Lynn Mattes, Patrick Mirick, Curt Melcher, Arlene Merems, Bill Miller, Jessica Moll, Cinamon Moffet, Kathy Munsel, Laura Tesler, Martin Nugent, Polly Rankin, Susan Riemer, Brett Rodomsky, Arthur Rodriguez, Steve Rumrill, Eric Schindler, Cyreis Schmitt, Jill Smith, Stacy Strickland, Charlie Stein, Maggie Sommer, Carla Sowell, Tom Stahl, Robert Swingle, Thomas Swearingen, Michelle Tate, Elizabeth Perroti, Mitch Vance, Ellen Ville-Smuts, Wolfe Wagman, Michelle Weaver, Alison Whitman, Nick Wilsman, Derek Wilson, Bryan Wright, Linda ZumBrunnen
Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission
Holly Akenson, Laura Anderson, Jason Atkinson, Bruce Buckmaster, Michael Finley, Bob Webber, Gregory Wolley
Contractors
Shannon Davis, The Research Group of Corvallis
Photographers
The following people, agencies, and institutions generously provided photographs to help bring the Nearshore Strategy to life visually: Kelsey Adkisson, Bird Research Northwest, Ian Chun, Brandon Ford, Taylor Frierson, Amanda Gladics, Scott Groth, Gregory Krutzikowsky, Janna Nichols, NOAA Fisheries, ODFW, OSU Seabird Oceanography Lab, Laura Tesler
THE OREGON NEARSHORE STRATEGY, AUTHORS AND EDITORS
Gregory K. Krutzikowsky, Kelsey Adkisson, Caren Braby, Dave Fox, Maggie Sommer, Thomas Swearingen, Ivan Kuletz, and Steve Rumrill
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Oregon Nearshore Strategy – Table of Contents and Web Links Front Matter (Cover, Recommended Citation, Acknowledgements, Table of Contents)
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Nearshore Strategy Context
Chapter 3: Development
Chapter 4: Coastal Communities
Chapter 5: Nearshore Species
Chapter 6: Nearshore Habitats Neritic (Open Water) Subtidal Soft Bottom Rocky Subtidal Sandy Beaches Rocky Intertidal Estuaries
Chapter 7: Factors Affecting Nearshore Species and Habitats
Chapter 8: Nearshore Research and Monitoring
Chapter 9: Nearshore Recommendations
Chapter 10: Conclusions
Appendices A) Technical Supplement: Potential Impacts of Global Climate Change in Oregon’s Nearshore
Ocean B) Fact Sheet: Global Climate Change and Oregon’s Open Water Habitats C) Fact Sheet: Global Climate Change and Oregon’s Open Subtidal Habitats D) Fact Sheet: Global Climate Change and Oregon’s Open Intertidal Habitats E) Watch List Species Habitat Associations F) Other/Commonly Associated Species G) Non-Native and Invasive Species
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