OCEANSCAPE NETWORK

From the dark ocean depths to the mountaintop forests, your exploration through nature begins with the Oceanscape Network.

In late February 2020, we will highlight the Oregon State University's Oregon Season Tracker program. OST is one of the state's largest and best known citizen science programs, dealing extensively with how climate change is effecting Oregon.

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A "Build Your Own Adventure" Program for Educators

Developed jointly by the Oregon Coast Aquarium and the Lincoln County School District, Coast Connections helps educators find the resources, professional development and field experiences they need.

Ecosystems: Coastal Cliffs
Rocky cliffs play a unique roll in the ecology of the Oregon Coast, providing a stratified series of habitats.

Western Snowy Plover: An Oregon Success Story.
This is the story of how an invasion of foreign beach grasses changed the sandy shores of Oregon and endangered a tiny shore bird. It's also the one of the biggest conservation success stories in Oregon's history.

Youth Activity: Flying Drones: Members of the Aquarium's youth volunteer corps and Youth Correspondents learn how drones can be used for scientific observation and photography.

Beginning in January 2020, the Lincoln County Interpretive Association will offer monthly suggestions for how you can explore the Central Oregon Coast. From taking a hike in a new place, participating in a citizen science project, or exploring a museum, aquarium or science center, these are practical and low cost ways you can explore one of the most beautiful places in Oregon.

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