Sea Lion Caves News
Sea Lion Rescue in Cave Successful
posted on 2010-03-20 09:01:38We are grateful to the Hatfield Marine Sciences for putting together a professional team to release a female sea lion tangled in a net. She entered the cave on St. Patrick's Day dragging the...
Read More...Sea Lion Frenzy
posted on 2010-03-16 09:47:37The beginning of this year saw a record number of California sea lions inhabiting the Oregon coast centered around the Sea Lion Caves property. The exact reason for this phenomenon is still unclear. ...
Read More...San Francisco Sea Lions
posted on 2010-01-08 13:01:58Since just before Thanksgiving, Sea Lion Caves has been the host for what is presumably the California sea lions that recently disappeared from Pier 39 in San Francisco. For the first time in 20...
Read More...Governor Commends Sea Lion Caves 60th Anniversary
posted on 1992-02-22 00:08:00Oregon's Governor Barbara Roberts called Sea Lion Caves "a rare wildlife viewing opportunity" that is "visitor friendly." As expressed in a letter of appreciation, the Governor noted that this year marks the 60th anniversary for...
Read More...Sea Lion Caves: required place to stop
posted on 1984-08-05 00:08:00The man at the car with the Nebraska license plates probably said it best; "That's the darndest thing I've ever seen in my life."
You don't have to be from the heartland to be impressed with...
The Sea Lion Caves Story
posted on 1983-05-01 00:08:00At a time when many Oregon Coast businesses are working at plugging financial dikes to stay alive, Sea Lion Caves has recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary by unveiling a life-sized bronze sculpture of a sea...
Read More...Sea Lion Count Reveals Pup-ulation Boom Off Coast
posted on 1978-02-21 00:08:00The West Coast has more seals and sea lions than was thought.
Earlier estimates were based on observations t only a few places. The new figures come from a comprehensive count made by Bruce Mate, Oregon...
A Story of sea lions and stubborn men
posted on 1976-12-12 00:08:00High on a rocky, windswept bluff 11 miles north of Florence stands a small white building. It perches on the edge of the slope, which drops off abruptly to the Pacific Ocean below. A large...
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