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Sea Lion Count Reveals Pup-ulation Boom Off Coast
posted on 02-21-1978The 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 12-12-1976High 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...
Read More...Cliff Dwellers on the Oregon Coast
posted on 03-05-1972The most exciting season of the year on the Oregon Coast is fast approaching. Early in April the cliffs fill with great rafts of oceanic birds. The towering rocks that stud the coast from Brookings...
Read More...The Oregon Journal
posted on 11-13-1949Have you seen the sea lions? One of Oregon's premier attractions rated with Mount Hood, Carter Lake and Oregon Caves are the Sea Lion Caves, located on the Oregon coast, 13 miles north of Florence....
Read More...Sea Lion Wins Applause
posted on 01-01-1882The wind-blown fog was cold and damp, but the praise for Ken Scott's huge bronze sea lion sculpture and the people who founded and developed the Sea LIon Caves as warm and effusive at ...
Read More...Sixty-eight Years of Conservation
posted on --Oregon is home to one of the most successful examples of private wildlife conservation in the country. A familiar family stop on Route 101 between Newport and Florence, the Sea Lion Caves has been operated...
Read More...Sea and Shore
posted on --Why is a sea lion called that? It certainly does not look like a lion. In fact is looks more like a bear than any other land animal I can think of. E.S. Astoria.
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