Education • Stewardship • Sustainability
Welcome to WEBS
Friends of Netarts Bay Watershed, Estuary, Beach, & Sea (WEBS)
Working to sustain the area from Cape Lookout to Cape Meares through education and stewardship.
Attend an upcoming Community or Stewardship Event!
WEBS offers over 40 free community events throughout the year. Join us for a paddle, hike, tour, and more!
Explore our School Programs with Bel, the Belted Kingfisher.
WEBS offers place-based school programs for students ranging from pre-K through sixth grade.
Learn about local flora and fauna.
Explore our companion website, Netarts Bay Today, to learn more about Netarts natural history and local species.
What is
WEBS?
Friends of Netarts Bay Watershed, Estuary, Beach, and Sea (you can call us WEBS for short) is the brainchild of the late Jim Mundell, longtime Netarts resident and community leader. Jim dreamed of an organization that would raise awareness, provide learning opportunities, and encourage stewardship of the natural and cultural resources of the Netarts Bay area. WEBS continues his dream to sustain the Netarts Bay area through education and stewardship.
WEBS strives to:
● Use the Netarts Bay area as a learning lab and environmental model for watersheds, estuaries, beaches and seas.
● Build a “learning community” between Cape Meares and Cape Lookout that encourages people to become lifelong learners about the area and engage in stewardship of its rich natural and cultural history.
● Build partnerships with other organizations and people that will increase community pride in this special place and contribute to the vitality of the area.
● Collaborate with local education organizations.
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TOMORROW!! FREE events hosted by Cape Meares Community Association! Marleen Munden and Jeff Gilbert from OREM will be there, among others. A big shout-out to OVERT for their support of this event. The same event is offered over two days: January 24 (Saturday, 10-12): Oceanside Community Club January 25 (Sunday, 10-12): Barbara Bennett (Cape Meares) Community Center A ZOOM option is available. Email capemearesca@gmail.com for the link.Button
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Don’t miss what’s happening at the bay... Events, programs, and community updates — straight to your inbox. Go to netartsbaywebs.org to subscribe to our monthly newsletter! First one of the year comes out tomorrow 😎Button
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Have you ever seen a hermit crab “change houses”?! We caught this little guy in action upgrading to a roomier, unbroken shell during our hermit crab lesson at Liberty last week!Button
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If you haven't been to @huehcaomeyocan's Ocean Celebration at Cape Lookout, this is your chance to experience it's spirit in the winter, and meet the founder Eduardo Cruz at the @baycityartscenter! Friday, Feb 6th Gallery Opening, FREE Explore Eduardo’s visually striking wood-burning artwork, cultural artifacts from the Ocean Celebration, and learn about the event’s 10-year legacy. WEBS will be there alongside @oregonshorescc and other local partners—highlighting how art, culture, and environmental stewardship come together. Saturday, Feb 7th Live Performance, Tickets $20 What to expect? An immersive evening of traditional drumming, Aztec dance, and interactive audience participation—honoring the living traditions of Anahuac (Mesoamerican) culture. Buy tickets at https://www.baycityartscenter.com/live-music--performances.html or https://www.netartsbaywebs.org/eventsButton
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The Oregon State Parks Department recently drafted a set of rules for drone use in Oregon State Parks and along the shoreline. Drone use is known to impact wildlife including nesting seabirds, shorebirds, and marine mammals. OPRD is accepting public comment on the drafted rules until February 15th. Visit the link to learn more and share your thoughts. https://www.oregon.gov/oprd/PRP/Pages/PRP-Rule-2025-Drones-Take-off-and-Landing.aspxButton







