Join us for these exciting and ambitious projects:

• Refresh of fish rearing tanks and ponds. Including above ground salmon tanks and a new trout pond for juvenile angling. 

• Revitalized incubation room with historical and salmon life cycle demonstrations and displays.

• Restoration of the Botanical Trail to highlight Lewis & Clark identified plants in Pacific and Clatsop Counties, plants used by the Chinook Nation for food, clothing, construction, medicine, and other plants of the Pacific Northwest.

• The newly refreshed greenhouse where habitat restoration plant material grows for important mitigation work in the Chinook Watershed.

• Educational and historical displays of salmon life cycle, fishing techniques and local history of the local fishing industry.

• Public education is held in our classroom and it is available for community meetings.

• Management of the Chinook River Tide Gate. Working with members of the local community, Sea Resources is able to be the on-the-ground resource for the important effort establishing tidal flow to restore juvenile salmon habitat.