[ODFWMarineReserves] Marine science event: Demystifying Coastal Hypoxia & Ocean Acidification

[Cristen Don]

A marine science event that may be of interest to folks, hosted by PISCO
and Oregon Sea Grant ...

 

Event: Demystifying Coastal Hypoxia & Ocean Acidification

 

Location: Tillamook Bay Community College.  Room 214/215, 4301 3rd St,
Tillamook, OR  97141

 

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 23, 6:30-8:30 pm

 

More details:

What are the phenomena of ocean acidification and coastal hypoxia?  What
is causing them? What are their likely impacts on marine species and
coastal communities, and what can be done to minimize these impacts?
Learn the answers to these questions, and about the cutting-edge
research being conducted through presentations by scientists from Oregon
State University, management agencies, and industry. Following the
presentations, a panel of experts will answer your questions, and will
discuss what individuals, communities, and government agencies can do to
reduce and manage impacts.

 

This event is being hosted by the Partnership for Interdisciplinary
Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO) at Oregon State University through
funding awarded by Oregon Sea Grant.  The planning committee for this
event includes Jack Barth (OSU CEOAS, PISCO), Francis Chan (OSU Zoology,
PISCO), Kristen Milligan (OSU Zoology, PISCO), Joe Tyburczy (OSU
Zoology, PISCO), George Waldbusser (OSU CEOAS), Burke Hales (OSU CEOAS),
Steve Rumrill (ODFW), Heather Reiff (COMPASS), and Dave Landkamer
(Oregon Sea Grant).

 

This event is free and open to the public.  Pre-registration is
encouraged but not required (to pre-register, please click here
<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=true&formkey=dEd
RcFgwamoxaktpOEhKcVV2SVNhYWc6MQ> ). Additional details will be posted
soon at our website (www.piscoweb.org/node/522). For more information,
please contact Joe Tyburczy (joe.tyburczy at science.oregonstate.edu,
541-737-4202).

 

About PISCO:  The Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies is a
consortium of marine scientists from four universities along the US West
Coast (Oregon State University, Stanford University, University of
California Santa Cruz, and University of California Santa Barbara).
This long-term research and monitoring program is designed to understand
the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem along the west coast of
North America.

 

This project is funded in part by Oregon Sea Grant.

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