Mile 290 Report
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
December 5, 2017
I am also volunteer with Solve and their adopt a mile program.
Report Details
I am also volunteer with Solve and their adopt a mile program. Myself and 3 others collected over 50 pounds of trash.
Conditions
Temperature: 48 F. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: NE. Tide Level: 10.0 feet.
Activities
Number of people: 15. Number of dogs: 3. Walking or running: 4. Sitting: 4. Photography: 2. Fishing: 5.
Vehicles
Notable Wildlife
100+ small whitish birds possibly snowy plovers or and pipers.(see photo) Grouped together at surf line.
Wrackline Content
Seaweeds and seagrass, Animal casings or molts, Wood pieces, Styrofoam, Ocean-based debris (from fishing boats, ship trash, etc.). Decomposing Pyrosomes were present. Lot's of approx 12" pcs of yellow plastic rope.
Natural Changes
Erosion of vegetated foredune, Evidence of wave overtopping.
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Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
It was great to walk my mile with Rachel and Denise with Ocean Shores. We were unable to remove a large pile of debris, including two large styrofoam blocks, and reported the issue to Nehalem Bay State Parks ranger. There were newly exposed tree roots and fallen trees along the Camp McGruder frontage, see photos.
Connye COREY
Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
Surprising amount of trash with Asian text, mostly bottles and candy food wrappers.
Steven Prom
Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
Heitmiller creek is close to seasonal dry up.
Coast Rider
Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
Besides all of the driftwood and Vellela Velella it was uneventful.
Connye Corey
Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
Checking this mile and also Nehalem Beach state park today for concentrations and”handedness’ of Velella velella.
Steven Prom
Mile 290
Barview Jetty County Park, Camp Magruder south
Appears that a new bunch of Velella Velella have washed ashore since my visit 2 days ago.
Connye Corey







