Glass sponge reefs, methane bubble plumes and massive krill swarms:

There’s more happening on our doorsteps than you ever imagined!

The waters off Grays Harbor, WA are among the most productive of North Pacific regions.  Professor Paul Johnson discusses new knowledge about ancient glass sponge reefs and methane gas seeps from the sea floor, and how both factors influence this rich, fish-producing area.

For more information about the WSU Beach Watcher Program contact Adria Banks at abanks@co.skagit.wa.us or (360) 428-4270, ext 223

Professor Paul Johnson, School of Oceanography, University of Washington, Seattle, WA