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Are you eating shrimp from Southeast Asia or Central America? According to research led by @OregonState@osu_fw, clear-cutting of tropical mangrove forests to create shrimp ponds contributes significantly to the greenhouse gas effect. https://t.co/AmgXEiDgM7 #NationalShrimpDay
What to do in your yard & garden in May:
✔️ Dig up weeds
✔️ Plant landscape shrubs
✔️ Use caution (and a soil thermometer) when planting warm-season vegetables
Reminder: Tomorrow (May 4), @OregonStateExt Economist Bruce Sorte will give a free Brown Bag Lunch talk, "Measuring public goods like education and science in a market framework—how is it done, and is it necessary?” from 12 to 1 pm in the HMSC Guin Library Seminar Room.
New research shows that extreme climate variability over the last century in western North America may be destabilizing both marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Read more here: https://t.co/EnJrCAO6WU
Looking like a good day to get out and garden! Now is a perfect time to fertilize your berry patch, go on slug patrol, and plant early season veggies. https://t.co/jv170zOsce via @YouTube & @Oregonian
Rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may have up to twice the impact on coastal estuaries as it does in the oceans because the human-caused CO2 lowers the ecosystem’s ability to absorb natural fluctuations of the greenhouse gas, a new study suggests. https://t.co/XQkhl7ETYj
OSU Extension research impact: Growers are implementing results of long-term @berriesGood4U#organic blueberry study. @goodfruitgrower has the story. https://t.co/UzXzpp7gkT @OSUAgSci @CASResearch_OSU
You're invited to join Oregon Policy Advisory Council and Department of Land Conservation and Development staff for a public "rocky coast" meeting on Saturday, April 14, 10 am-12 pm, at the Cape Perpetua Visitors Center, 2400 Hwy 101 N, Yachats. Details: https://t.co/dotKTpdtWZ
Data Call! Oregon’s Ocean Policy Advisory Council (OPAC) and other governmental and NGO agencies are seeking relevant data to help with the update of the Rocky Shores Management Strategy. Details: https://t.co/u8TmlLA8fW
Tired of your summer berries being limited to whatever weedy species pops up in your yard? Want to take a crack at growing a berry patch you'll use season after season? Check out this great new pub from @OregonStateExt Growing Berries on the Oregon Coast.
https://t.co/OINOsu8bMn
Ocean conditions off the Pacific Northwest seem to be returning to normal after a three-year spike in water temperature--aka "the Blob." This is promising long-term news for fishermen who are anticipating low salmon returns again in the short term. https://t.co/2XaFD2OzSv
Time is running out to register for Season Tracker Training at the @orcoastaquarium with extension agent @valeriecgrant this Saturday https://t.co/J15YO9qz9m https://t.co/qpTfNZxKUJ
OSU impact: Researchers at the North Willamette Research and Extension Center spent three years studying table grapes that could become options for Oregon's small farmers. They were successful. https://t.co/YoiErohhi1 @berriesGood4U@OreFarmBureau@OSUSmallFarms@goodfruitgrower
How much do Oregonians value their deep sea? In a pilot project funded by @OregonSeaGrant, Andrew Thurber, Steve Dundas, and Sarah Seabrook are evaluating just how much Oregonians know about and value these dark, mostly unseen swaths of ocean floor. https://t.co/898FqYgFcE
Can coral microbes protect reefs from climate change? Scientists are investigating the role microbiomes play in coral health, trying to identity those microbial traits that make coral reefs resilient to rising ocean temperatures and bleaching events. https://t.co/A0VCWGzJSQ
Nicole Strong, OSU Extension forester, tells @TrevorKOIN: “Fire has been a part of this landscape, and the reason we have a problem now is because we tried to put fire out." https://t.co/H1e6ZPuEek @COFOregonState@ORForests@foresters@ORDeptForestry
Oregon’s wave energy ambitions got a boost from the Oregon Legislature this past weekend, in the form of $3 million tucked into a spending bill that will help fund a test center off the coast at Newport. https://t.co/vw1ed5cH7Y