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  • marine_mammals_final_hodder.pdf

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    Institute for Natural Resources
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    In recent years, depletion of sands in the nearshore environment along the northern Oregon and southwest Washington coasts has been documented. This erosion raises concerns about protection of economic and ecological resources in the area. The Columbia River Nearshore Beneficial Use Project was initiated to engage public and private sector...
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    assess temporal or interannual trends. It is possible that in a single survey a low number represents

  • benthic_infauna_final_braun.pdf

    Creator:
    Institute for Natural Resources
    Abstract:
    In recent years, depletion of sands in the nearshore environment along the northern Oregon and southwest Washington coasts has been documented. This erosion raises concerns about protection of economic and ecological resources in the area. The Columbia River Nearshore Beneficial Use Project was initiated to engage public and private sector...
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    ................................................................................ 6 3.0 OVERVIEW OF GENERAL BENTHIC BIOLOGY AT THE MCR AND IN THE PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION AREA

  • columbia_nearshore_project_workshop_proceedings_final.pdf

    Creator:
    Institute for Natural Resources
    Abstract:
    In recent years, depletion of sands in the nearshore environment along the northern Oregon and southwest Washington coasts has been documented. This erosion raises concerns about protection of economic and ecological resources in the area. The Columbia River Nearshore Beneficial Use Project was initiated to engage public and private sector...
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    2005 Workshop Proceedings 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  In recent years, depletion of sands in the nearshore