CoastWatch
CoastWatch, a citizen monitoring program, engages Oregonians in stewardship over their shoreline.
CoastWatch offers opportunities to learn about shoreline ecology and contribute to coastal research and conservation.
Volunteers adopt mile-long segments of Oregon's coast, reporting natural changes and human-induced impacts. Learn about shoreline ecology, land use planning, and ocean management, and help sustain the health of one of the most biologically diverse and productive coastlines in the world.
Coastal Conservation News
June 9, 2019
New CoastWatch Volunteer Coordinator Comes Aboard
April 17, 2019
Snowy Plover Nesting Season Begins
March 12, 2019
King Tide Project Looks Forward to Next Winter
September 6, 2019
Beach Water Quality Monitoring Continues to Reveal Pollution
May 10, 2019
Rocky Shore Policy Update under Consideration
March 15, 2019
CoastWatch Has Key Roles in Marine Debris Efforts
November 17, 2016
CoastWatch Citizen Science Projects Need More Volunteers
CoastWatch Events
Sep
25
Marine Debris Survey Training
September 25, 2019, Hammond
Sep
26
Volunteer Appreciation at Cape Perpetua
September 26, 2019, Yachats
Oct
3
BioBlitz Talk
October 3, 2019, Newport
Oct
23
Marine Debris Survey Training
October 23, 2019, Hammond
Nov
9
State of the Coast Conference
November 9, 2019, Gleneden Beach
Nov
20
Marine Debris Survey Training
November 20, 2019, Hammond
Nov
25
King Tide Project, First Series
November 25, 2019