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The Littoral Zone

Published by Mari Ana Trench

  • Places & travel
  • Society & culture
  • Science
  • Earth sciences

Come join Mari Ana Trench as we dip our toes into the diverse natural life on the Pacific Northwest Coast. Fun, informative, and 5 minutes! Now on KMUN Astoria, Oregon.

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  1. Dragonflies from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Sep 12, 20265 min

    You may have noticed a few more dragonflies this year...tune into KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria, Oregon on Fridays at 12:01pm for your 5 minute dose of Pacific Northwest ecology.

  2. Albacore Tuna- The Chicken of the Sea from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Aug 22, 20265 min

    Sure they're tasty, but did you know they can travel in schools 19 miles wide? Tune in Fridays at 12:01pm to KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria for you 5 minutes of coastal ecology!

  3. Oysters Oysters Oysters from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Aug 15, 20265 min

    Who is tastier than a Pacific NW Oyster? Challenge accepted! Tune in Fridays to KMUN 91.9 in Astoria, Oregon for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology.

  4. Sea foam from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Aug 8, 20265 min

    Strangely important, this natural occurrence has some tragedy associated with it. Tune in on Fridays at 12:01pm to KMUN in Astoria, Oregon for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology.

  5. Black Bears from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jul 25, 20265 min

    Small but mighty, these fellows rule the Pacific Northwest! Just keep the snack out of the car, and you should be fine...Tune in to KMUN in Astoria, Oregon for your 5 minutes of coastal ecology.

  6. Barnacles from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jul 11, 20265 min

    What kept Charles Darwin locked into an eight year relationship with these funky little sea creatures? Who says size doesn't matter...Tune into KMUN in Astoria, Oregon every Friday at 12:01pm for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology.

  7. Martens from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jul 4, 20265 min

    PIne Martens, Humboldt Martens, Coastal Marten and even 'coastal DPS of the Pacific Marten' take your pick at the correct name, you're still unlikely to spot one... Listen in for your 10 minutes of Coastal Ecology with Mari Ana Trench!

  8. Are the Bees Okay? from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jun 20, 20265 min

    Today we're taking a look at the state of bees. Not just those cute honeybees we're building little houses for in our gardens...Tune in to KMUN in Astoria for your 5 minute dose of Coast ecology.

  9. Orcas A.K.A. Killer Whales from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jun 13, 20265 min

    Why would an apex predator create a fashion trend? Tune in to KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria, Oregon for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology!

  10. Sea Otter 841 from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Jun 6, 20265 min

    Watch, hide, vanish. That is the Sea Otter rulebook... unless you're Otter 841! Learn more about this epic surfboard-stealing weasel in this weeks episode.

  11. A Fish Story-Salmon from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    May 30, 20264 min

    So much a part of the Pacific Northwest, Salmon helped build the forest! Tune in to KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria Oregon Fridays at 12:01 for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology with Mari Ana Trench on the Littoral Zone!

  12. Sand Dollars from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    May 23, 20265 min

    Sure, they might make a lovely souvenir....but what exactly are you taking home in your beach bag? Tune in Fridays at 12:01Pm to KMUN Community radio in Astoria, Oregon for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology.

  13. American Bald Eagles from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    May 16, 20264 min

    Ben Franklin wanted a turkey to be the National Bird...and he might have been on to something! Tune in to KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria, Oregon on Fridays at 12:01 PM for your 5 minute dose of Pacific Northwest ecology!

  14. Hermit Crabs from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    May 9, 20265 min

    If you think your housing search is rough, check out these little naked fellows, pant-less, and searching for new digs is a regular occurrence with these tiny crustaceans. Tune into KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria for your 5 minutes of coastal ecology!

  15. Roosevelt Elk from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    May 2, 20265 min

    Exhibiting an ability to stop traffic that would make any influencer jealous, this massive forest-dwellers continue to thrive around our Pacific Northwest forests. Tune into KMUN 91.9 FM Fridays at 12:01 for your 5 minute dose of coastal ecology!

  16. Mountain Lions from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Apr 25, 20265 min

    Go ahead call them a cougar, or a puma, or a catamount, these big cats are hiding in the shadows waiting for their next meal-but it's not you! Tune into KMUN 91.9 FM Astoria every Friday at 12:01 PM for your 5 minute dose of Pacific Northwest ecology.

  17. Raccoons A.K.A. Trash Pandas from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Apr 18, 20265 min

    There's a lot of brain power out there tearing up your trash! Listen in for 5 minutes of coastal ecology with The Littoral Zone from KMUN 91.9 FM in Astoria, Oregon

  18. Tufted Puffins from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Apr 4, 20265 min

    That beak's doing a lot more than catching eyes! Tune into KMUN 91.9 FM Astoria on Friday's at 12:01 PM to soak up 5 minutes of Pacific NW ecology!

  19. Whale Watching in Spring-Humpbacks from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Mar 21, 20265 min

    They're baaackkk! And they're bringing their newborn calves with them. Tune in to KMUN in Astoria at 91.9 FM for your 5 minute dose of Pacific Northwest Ecology Fridays at 12:01Pm.

  20. Velella Velella By the Wind Sailors from The Littoral Zone, opens in a new tab

    Mar 14, 20265 min

    Every year, these tenacious sea sailors wash up on our Pacific Northwest shores to panic beach goers.., listen in to learn more about our own 'prophylactics of the sea'-Velella Velella!

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