The Oregon Coast Rocks!

The Oregon Coast Rocks! 

Here’s proof: last week the state Land Conservation and Development Commission approved two designations – Coquille Point Marine Garden near Bandon, and Cape Blanco Marine Research Area near Port Orford – to better manage Oregon’s rocky habitat and involve local communities while seeking to honor Tribal sovereignty. The Commission also approved the broader Rocky Habitat Management Strategy which includes critical policies to protect kelp forests and seagrass meadows which support an abundance of marine species. https://www.publicnewsservice.org/2022-04-04/environment/new-protections-designated-for-fragile-or-shoreline-sites/a78529-1 #oregoncoast #thepeoplescoast

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