Mile 269 Report
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
January 27, 2026
0 people on beach, a hard working group of 5 picked up 12 bags of marine debris and gratefully handed them off to the rangers for Oregon State Park.
Report Details
0 people on beach, a hard working group of 5 picked up 12 bags of marine debris and gratefully handed them off to the rangers for Oregon State Park. We surveyed for the Searching for Killer Whales Project and found a deceased Cassin's auklet and a common murre.
Conditions
Temperature: 48 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 2 feet.
Notable Wildlife
saw fresh tracks of a cougar and her baby
Beached Birds
Total dead birds: 2. cassin's auklet and common murre
Wrackline Content
2 Skate sacks, LOTS of microplastics and nurdles
Report Images
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Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
0 people on beach, a hard working group of 5 picked up 12 bags of marine debris and gratefully handed them off to the rangers for Oregon State Park.
Jessica matonovich
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
Overall environmentally heatlhy and clean.
solosteph
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
Overall condition of beach is very good.
solosteph
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
As part of SOLVE, I walked from Sand Lake Recreation Area down to Cape Lookout.
solosteph
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
Saw this post on facebook, showing a buoy on the beach: https://m.
daveincamas
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
Found a large decomposing sea lion today almost at the forest line.
solarnight9
Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
A very serene and peaceful day here at 269.
solarnight9

