Shoreline Education for Awareness Friends of the Southern Oregon Coastal Wildlife Refuges SEA Inc.
About SEA    Contact SEA   Seminars    Where SEA works   Feedback   Shoreline Adventures   Wildlife Information   Links SEA Scope Newsletter	SEA's Puffin Party was a howling success, in no small part due the the creativity of this devoted SEA member who not only got into the spirit of the party but became that spirit.  Can  you guess who is behind that masque??? SEA Inc. is an all volunteer non- profit that provides education about the shoreline to increase awareness. News -       March 15, 2008.  The first three National Volunteers have arrived and are setteling in.  SEA looks forward to a much expanded interpretive schedule.     Future Events   Jan. 12, 2008 - 17 May 2008 SEA Seminars every Second Tuesday at OIMB,  Details will be posted at SEA Seminars page as they are developed. An Invitation to Join: SEA membeship costs $20 per year for individuals or $35 for a family.    Click on feedback to fill in a form.    Shoreline Adventures  SEA is ready to venture into guided tour opertions.  A variety of tours are available with Intertidal Exploration and Seal & Sea Lion Watching as centerpieces.       SEA Docents who are well educated in the natural history of the area and familiar with a wide range of interesting places on the southern Oregon Coast are anxious to make your visit even better.      If you are interested in intertidal exploration you are urged to visit our page about the tides This activity is recommended only on the days noted on that page.     Tours for small groups work best if you ride along with us.  We then have more time to explain more to you.  But if you prefer to drive yourself, we have radios for communication between our vehicles.      If you are interested please click on the mail box below and send SEA a message about what you would like to do.  We will get right back to you. Simpson Reef brochure is now available in German, French, Japanese and Spanish.	While retaining our independence SEA has signed an agreement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service to adopt the sub-title: "Friends of the Southern Oregon Coastal Wildlife Refuges." As a formal "Friends Group," we wear and display the FWS Volunteer Logo. This new role allows SEA to maintain our corporate offices in the Bandon Marsh NWR office building at 83673 North Bank Lane. Bunkhouse Volunteers SEA has room for two  National Docents to live in the Bandon Marsh NWR Bunkhouse in exchange for 20 hours per week. Both of these rooms are currently occupied. The bunkhouse is a modern 5 bedroom, manufactured home upgraded to Federal safety standards and completely equiped with a gormet kitchen, laundry facilities and two full baths. If you have an interest in being a National Volunteer next year send an e-mail to Bill-R@SEA-edu.org  for more information.    Please use the buttons to the left to browse our web site to find what interests you. Or click on today to see a recent view of what is out there and some "Recent News."   In SEA's  Summer Season our Docents are on duty at Simpson Reef every Saturday and Sunday from 10 am til 4 pm until the weekend after Labor Day. On other days, National Volunteers  provide interpretation. SEA Inc. is proud that we have been accepted as a member of the Elakha Alliance.  This group of  individuals and organizations is dedicated to the goal of restoring the nearshore eco-system by restoring thenatural population of sea otters.

If you want to get more information or to make a comment, just click the  mailbox below to send us e-mail; or you can call our President Bill at 541-260-7770.