Enhanced Funding for Ocean Conservation

Oregon has historically faced many challenges in leveraging funding to support ocean and coastal conservation. By engaging with state agencies, we are both strengthening existing resources and pursuing new funding opportunities that support expansion of conservation efforts on the Oregon coast.

Advance Ocean Climate Resilience

Resilient ocean and coastal habitats like our rocky shores, eelgrass and kelp forests, and sandy beaches and dunes, are those that naturally help build ecosystem resilience to climate change while supporting our coastal communities. We believe the state needs to set ambitious targets for protecting and conserving these habitats and we are working toward advancing this priority by building potential legislative action, safeguarding funding, and supporting the implementation of a statewide resiliency framework.

Champion Building and Outreach

Oregon needs informed decision-makers and engaged communities who understand the value of healthy oceans and coasts to support long-term policy change and investment in our natural resources. In support of our funding and resiliency priorities above, we work to cultivate champions of conservation who will help engage with and inform policymakers about ocean conservation issues. Our goal is to create a foundation for effective policy, sustained funding, and community driven stewardship that outlasts individual legislative sessions.

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Oregon Shores Event


Mile MeetUp, Paddle, & Clean Up

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