With the nicer weather and low tides many people may be thinking of getting out and clamming. However there are still some areas of the coast that are closed to...

The nicer weather and low tides may inspire the desire to go clamming, but there are still areas of the coast that are closed to certain types of clamming....

The ocean chemistry along the West Coast is changing rapidly because of global carbon dioxide emissions. Oregon, California, Washington and British Columbia governments can take actions now to offset the...

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of focusing on driving when you’re behind the wheel....

The state’s new Oregon Marine Reserves website provides a glimpse below the surface of Oregon’s ocean waters....

Harassment, or “hazing”, of double-crested cormorants is set to begin soon in several areas along the Oregon Coast to improve survival of juvenile salmon....

Oregon beaches are ready for summer vacation and tourism with the support of more than 4,800 volunteers who removed nearly 90,000 pounds of litter and marine debris from the Oregon...

The Pacific Fishery Management Council adopted three public review alternatives for the 2016 salmon season off the West Coast of the United States....

The Western snowy plover nesting season doesn’t begin until Tuesday, March 15, but beachgoers will be noticing fences and enclosures earlier this year....

The Western snowy plover nesting season doesn’t begin until Tuesday, March 15, but beachgoers will be noticing fences and enclosures earlier this year. Because high tides will prevent the safe...