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Coastal cutthroat trout persists despite Tillamook Bay listing
October 18, 2026
A (Oncorhynchus clarkii) was observed on 2026-10-10 in Tillamook County, OR. This native trout lives in freshwater and estuarine reaches and persists in local streams despite widespread impairment of downstream waters in Tillamook Bay, which is on Oregon's 303(d) list under the Clean Water Act.
Tillamook County dryness holds steady
October 18, 2026
Tillamook County is 37.79% in abnormally dry conditions or worse as of the week ending October 19, 2026, stable for the past three months. Sustained low precipitation concentrates pollutants in streams and warms water, compounding stress on aquatic taxa.
Rough-skinned newt on the move at Arch Cape
October 18, 2026
was observed on October 10 at Arch Cape. This timing aligns with autumn dispersal as newts leave breeding ponds and seek overwintering sites on land, a period when terrestrial encounters peak.
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