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Thank you to everyone who supported our win on February 20, 2026. Now the real work begins.

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Thank you to everyone who supported our win on February 20, 2026. Now the real work begins.

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Media

This media page provides factual information, images, and stories that reflect the people, families, and communities connected to Oregon’s crab fishery. From working vessels to shoreside support, these resources help illustrate the economic, cultural, and community impact of this industry.

OCCA Member

Josh Whaley Testifying at the ODFW Commission Meeting

Feb 20, 2026

OCCA Treasurer

Cari Brandberg Testifying at the ODFW Commission Meeting

Feb 20, 2026

OCCA Vice President

Stuart Schuttpelz Testifying at the ODFW Commission Meeting

Feb 20, 2026

OCCA President

Gary Ripka Testifying at the ODFW Commission Meeting

Feb 20, 2026

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Episode 4 of Wild Rivers Rundown, Crabbing, Coastlines & Change: A Conversation with Josh Whaley

Feb 9, 2026

On this episode of Jay’s Podcast, we sit down with Josh Whaley to talk all things crabbing — from the realities of working Oregon’s commercial and recreational fisheries to the ripple effects of proposed regulatory changes across the state. Josh shares firsthand insight into how crabbing supports coastal families, small businesses, and local economies, and unpacks the growing conversation around potential changes and proposed eliminations of regulations connected to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and its oversight of Oregon’s crabbing industry. Help tell our coastal story by contacting - odfw.commission@odfw.oregon.gov

Coffee with Kiera talking with Gary Ripka and Cari Brandburg

Feb 4, 2026 Coffee with Kiera

Kiera talks with Gary and Cari about potential changes being made by ODFW regarding Oregon Crabbing. Learn about changes being proposed by environmental groups because of whale entanglements.

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