Our dive team conducts long-range Diver Propulsion Vehicle video transects, meaning that divers use underwater scooters to cover ground while capturing video within a specific area. This helps researchers monitor changes in species and habitat over time. Our dive team often surveys within Oregon’s five marine reserves—protected areas dedicated to conservation and scientific research. 📹: Aquarist/Diver Abby Thank you Oregon Wildlife Foundation for donating the underwater camera and DPVs used to

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