
FOR MEDIA
The Pacific Nearshore Project is a multinational, multiagency project investigating sea otters as health indicators of coastal waters and marine resources from California north through Canada and Alaska. The project is led by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) with key research partners from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Seattle Aquarium, University of California, University of Idaho, University of Wyoming and California Department of Fish and Game.
The project is officially titled the “Coastal Ecosystem Responses to Influences from Land and Sea” project, and is led by USGS with primary funding from the United States Department of Interior.
Media Kit
Multimedia and Social Media
Media Contacts
To arrange interviews and inquire more about project research, please contact the public information representative of the respective organization:
USGS
Ben Young Landis, Outreach and Communications Coordinator
blandis@usgs.gov | 916-278-9495
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Ken Peterson, Communications Director
kpeterson@mbayaq.org | 831-648-4922
Alison Barratt, Communications Senior Associate Manager
abarratt@mbayaq.org | 931-647-6856
Updated 2012.10.04
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Concept and Copy: Ben Young Landis
Coding Design: Nathan Clifford
IMAGE CREDITS
Homepage Menu backdrop-T. Larson/USGS; header-B. Landis/USGS; Investigation header-B. Landis/USGS; otter-Monterey Bay Aquarium; otter button-T. Larson/USGS; food web button-S. Lonhart/NOAA; landscape button-B. Landis/USGS; map button-USGS