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Approximately 41% of Oregon's 362 mile coastline is made up of rocky habitat. Most visitors would recognize the dramatic headlands, tide pools, rocky beaches, cliffs, and offshore rocks while they are traveling along Highway 101.

These sites are managed by multiple state and federal agencies using a coordinated framework, known as the Territorial Sea Plan. Part 3 of this plan, the Rocky Shores Management Strategy, aims to help sustain and support the use and health of rocky habitat resources.

This strategy is currently undergoing an update to assure its goals are being met, and your input is needed! The State of Oregon invites all individuals, organizations, and governments to participate in this process so that all voices are heard!

This public workshop will consist of a brief presentations of the current Rocky Shores Management Strategy and how it relates to local community locations. An ample amount of time will be designated for questions and discussion. Laptops will also be set up to take questionnaires and submit public comments.

If you can't make the workshop, you can also fill out a general questionnaire:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RockyShores

There are also workshops taking place in Eugene, Portland, Salem, Cannon Beach, Tillamook, Coos Bay, and Brookings. To find out times and exact locations, or for more information, please visit: http://www.oregonocean.info/index.php/get-involved-rocky-shores-update