Why is the North Coast beach disappearing? 

In Episode 2 of CoastWatch & Listen, marine geologist Ed Joyce shares his expertise with Emily and Sascha as they trace the story of the shifting sands on Mile 339 in Hammond, Oregon. 

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Series Credits:

Lead Producer & Creator: Emily Eisele

Co-Producer: Sascha Blocker

Audio Engineer & Original Music Underscoring: Alec Chase

Editors: Alexandra Schaffer, Joellen Sweeney & Chris Gonzalez

Theme Song: Sean Grosshans

Episode Credits:

The “Hooked On the Jetties Blues” was written and performed by Alec Chase.

Series Sponsors: Roundhouse Foundation, Susan Matlack Jones & Associates, Hotel Sylvia, Lincoln City Glass Center, Kathy Fishler & Jeff Sweeney

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