Our Partners
Oregon Department of State Lands
The Department of State Lands is responsible for providing a facility and administrative support for the meetings of the Trust as needed, and currently serves as the Trust’s fiduciary agent.
The Oregon Ocean Science Trust Fund of Oregon Community Foundation
Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Marine Resources Program works with Oregon communities to sustain ocean and estuarine resources by enhancing understanding about fish, wildlife, and habitats, and our connections with them. The Marine Resources Program enacts policies and regulations to manage Oregon's marine resources, monitors and samples marine fishery populations, and conducts research and assessments on marine species and habitats.
Oregon State University
Oregon's largest state university is an international public research university, and is one of three land, sea, space and sun grant universities in the United States.
Surfrider Foundation
The Foundation is a collection of activists, members, and chapters that work on issues and campaigns at the local and statewide levels to protect and enhance coastal and ocean resources.
Hatfield Marine Science Center
Located in Newport, Oregon, the Hatfield Marine Science Center is Oregon State University's interdisciplinary, interagency marine science campus with a mission of improving scientific understanding through collaborative partnerships.
California Ocean Science Trust
The California Ocean Science Trust is one of two national ocean science trusts, and is a key partner with the Oregon Ocean Science Trust. The California Ocean Science Trust seeks to provide funding for ocean resource science projects and to encourage coordinated, multiagency, multi-institution approaches to ocean resource science.
The West Coast Ocean Alliance supports healthy, resilient ocean ecosystems and communities that thrive on ocean resources by convening leaders to advance planning and policy for current and future ocean uses.
Washington Department of Ecology
The Washington Department of Ecology protects, preserves, and enhances Washington's environment for current and future generations.