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Creator:: Zamora Arroyo, Jose Francisco
Abstract:: Coastal communities in Oregon have experienced dramatic economic and demographic change during the 1980s. Although the timber and fishing sectors are still important, the economies of coastal communities now rely more on non-earned income and tourism. Non-earned income sources, such as transfer payments and investment earnings, account for over forty...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
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Full Text:: career. MUCHAS GRACIAS! I want to thank Dr. James Good and Dr. Bruce DeYoung for forming part of my

Creator:: Hobgood, Nick
Abstract:: Building institutional and human capacity for integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) is increasingly recognized as critical to the future of sustainable development in coastal states. Agenda 21 of the UNCED conference has underscored the urgency of capacity building for ICZM as have other international bodies such as the North American...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
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Full Text:: Anthropology ARECGilbert Sylvia AREC Bruce Weber Jim Good, coordinator for the Marine Resources Management

Creator:: Burr, Susan
Abstract:: This study is the second of a three-part project to determine potential locations for public transient tie-up facilities along the Columbia River. The goal of the three studies is to identify opportunities for developing a network of facilities, which will enable recreational boaters to safely traverse Oregon's portion of the...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: quality of the final report. Bruce DeYoung has provided assistance with the logistics of this project and

Creator:: Peters, Gregory
Abstract:: HIGHLIGHTS HISTORICAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT Headed and gutted (H&G) is the only product form of Pacific whiting which has been successfully developed by the domestic west coast seafood industry. This success is attributed to the development of a production and marketing concept which minimized enzyme and texture related quality problems. Attempts...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project

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