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Recorded13 Jan 2023

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Pack your bags and your camera because you’re about to become a citizen scientist. Visitors to the Oregon Coast are able to document the impacts of sea level rise during the highest winter tides each year; the King Tides. Listen in to Meg Reed, Coastal Policy Specialist with the Oregon Coastal Management Program, discusses the program and partnering with unique organizations like the Oregon Coast Visitors Association to document our changing climate.

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