Deeper Dive - Diving the Oregon Marine Reserves

Join us for Deeper Dive, where every month we highlight a different animal or aspect of the Aquarium. This month we were joined by our Dive & Boat Safety Officer as we take a look at what all goes into diving the Oregon marine reserves!
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[@Dad_Woof_Aquariums]

Love this and the work being done. So wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

[@dianacryer]

Nice video, it looks beautiful down there. I find so many plastic bait boxes on the beach. And way too much of that black rubber wrap off of crab pots. It’s sad.

[@illianamai7209]

Thank you for the great and informative video!

[@dlbatson1]

Fascinating! You also have dived in Canada and Florida 😃

[@alrandolph2400]

Nice!

[@corabertelsen7107]

Also have you seen any sharks while diving out on the marine reserves?

[@OrCoastAquarium]

Sharks have been documented in/near the marine reserves! Our scientific dive team also supports shark research efforts--view the highlights here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5yUdWOopLebZpo

[@corabertelsen7107]

Is there way to retake the whole test process to succeed so you can go out and do field work?

[@grettarulestheworld302]

I wanna see the fake fish pool test

[@corabertelsen7107]

Is there way to retake the whole test process to succeed so you can go out and do field work.

[@OrCoastAquarium]

Our field work is conducted by our scientific dive team, in collaboration with other partners! As far as opportunities to conduct field work go, we recommend contacting your local dive shop to discuss certification and next steps.