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  • Wave energy development and gray whales in Oregon: Potential risk and mitigation

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    Lagerquist, Barbara A. and Mate, Bruce R.
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    The Oregon coast has been identified as an area with great potential for production of electricity from wave and wind energy, and development of marine renewable energy facilities are being discussed for several locations along the Oregon coast. The potential impact of this development on eastern gray whales is largely...
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    : Potential risk and mitigation. Barbara Lagerquist and Bruce Mate Oregon State University Marine Mammal

  • Marine-Mammal-Acoustic-Studies-Phase-One—Version 2.pdf

    Creator:
    Ortega-Ortiz, Joel and Lagerquist, Barbara
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    The objective of this workshop was to identify studies that should be conducted to properly determine potential effects from power generating buoys on marine mammals of the Oregon coast, with emphasis on cetaceans and focal discussion on gray whales. Special emphasis was put on the acoustic output from both the...
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    Microsoft Word - Marine Mammal Acoustic Studies Phase One

  • Marine-Mammal-Acoustic-Studies-Phase-One-Version 1.pdf

    Creator:
    Ortega-Ortiz, Joel and Lagerquist, Barbara
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    The objective of this workshop was to identify studies that should be conducted to properly determine potential effects from power generating buoys on marine mammals of the Oregon coast, with emphasis on cetaceans and focal discussion on gray whales. Special emphasis was put on the acoustic output from both the...
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    Oregon State University Marine Mammal Institute and the Oregon Wave Energy Trust Report Prepared By

  • Estimating the Economic Impact of the Steller Sea Lion Conservation Area: Developing and Applying New Methods for Evaluating Spatially Complex Area Closures

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    Haynie, Alan and Layton, David
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    Economists and biologists have recognized that spatial and temporal area-closures may provide an effective means of managing the impact that fisheries have on one another and upon threatened species. To date, however, little work has been done to estimate the economic impact of protected areas on commercial fishing. One significant...
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    , Department of Economics and National Marine Fisheries Service, AFSC, Alan.Haynie@noaa.gov David Layton

  • Pacific Continental Shelf Environmental Assessment (PaCSEA): Seabirds and marine mammals off northern CA, OR, and WA

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    Adams, Josh, Felis, Jonathan J., Mason, John W., Davis, Jeff N., Gustafson, K. Ben, Pereksta, David M., and Takekawa, John Y.
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    Interest has increased in developing renewable energy sources to reduce U. S. dependence on oil. Policy makers and resource managers now are considering power generation technologies proposed for development along the Continental Shelf of the U. S. Pacific coast beyond state waters. This region supports abundant populations of seabirds and...
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    , fine-scale surveys) §  50 marine bird species, 15 marine mammal species (does not include

  • Available Information and Data Gaps: Birds, Bats, Marine Mammals, Sea Turtles and Threatened & Endangered Species

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    Pereksta, David M.
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    The offshore waters and the coastline of Oregon provide year-round habitat for a number of birds, marine mammals, sea turtles, and possibly bats, at least fifteen of which are federally listed as threatened or endangered. Previous workshops on offshore renewable energy have provided baseline information on the distribution and abundance...
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      Marine  Mammal  Baseline     ©  David  Pereksta   •  Sea  o_er  –  ESA  listed

  • Courbis LR VIII-IX.pdf

    Creator:
    Courbis, Sarah
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    This summary focuses on prey species, population and fishery information. General texts were not included. Population and fisheries interaction studies are not an exhaustive sampling but are only include as a supplement to prey species information. An attempt is made to put emphasis on more recent studies. This work was...

  • Courbis LR Figures 1-72.pdf

    Creator:
    Courbis, Sarah
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    This summary focuses on prey species, population and fishery information. General texts were not included. Population and fisheries interaction studies are not an exhaustive sampling but are only include as a supplement to prey species information. An attempt is made to put emphasis on more recent studies. This work was...

  • Courbis LR Tables 51-130.pdf

    Creator:
    Courbis, Sarah
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    This summary focuses on prey species, population and fishery information. General texts were not included. Population and fisheries interaction studies are not an exhaustive sampling but are only include as a supplement to prey species information. An attempt is made to put emphasis on more recent studies. This work was...

  • Courbis LR Tables 2-50.pdf

    Creator:
    Courbis, Sarah
    Abstract:
    This summary focuses on prey species, population and fishery information. General texts were not included. Population and fisheries interaction studies are not an exhaustive sampling but are only include as a supplement to prey species information. An attempt is made to put emphasis on more recent studies. This work was...