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SUMMARY:‘Oregon Field Guide’ on the road
DESCRIPTION:'Oregon Field Guide' on the road: Astoria and Long Beach\n\n\n\nJoin OPB's "Oregon Field Guide" team on the northern coast for two days of science stories highlighting the region!\n\nIn Astoria\, we'll screen short films including "Underwater Robots\," which follows Warrenton students as they design and build underwater robots to accomplish real-world marine exploration and mapping tasks.\n\nIn Long Beach\, we'll show our short documentary film "Willapa Bay Sharks\," which explores why the migratory broadnose sevengill shark returns to the region every spring.\n\nConversations and Q&As with science experts and members of OPB's science and environment team will follow both screenings.\n\nAug. 21 | Liberty Theatre in Astoria\, Oregon\n\nShowtime:\n\n\nFriday\, Aug. 21 | Tickets on sale soon through Liberty Theatre\n\nDoors at 6 p.m. | Program at 7 p.m.\n\nAddress:\n\nLiberty Theatre\n\n1203 Commercial St.\, Astoria\n\nEvent details:\n\nLiberty Theatre's concessions will be open for snacks and refreshments.\n\n\nAug. 22 | Neptune Movie House in Long Beach\, Washington\nShowtime:\n\nSaturday\, Aug. 22 | Tickets are free but required. Registration coming soon.\n\n\nDoors at 10:15 a.m. | Program at 11 a.m.\n\nAddress:\n\nNeptune Movie House\n\n809 Ocean Beach Blvd. S.\, Long Beach\n\nEvent details:\n\n Neptune Movie House's concessions will be open for snacks and refreshments.
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&lsquo\;Oregon Field Guide&rsquo\; on the road: Astoria and Long Beach
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Join OPB&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;Oregon Field Guide&rdquo\; team on the northern coast for two days of science stories highlighting the region!
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In Astoria\, we&rsquo\;ll screen short films including &ldquo\;Underwater Robots\,&rdquo\; which follows Warrenton students as they design and build underwater robots to accomplish real-world marine exploration and mapping tasks.
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In Long Beach\, we&rsquo\;ll show our short documentary film &ldquo\;Willapa Bay Sharks\,&rdquo\; which explores why the migratory broadnose sevengill shark returns to the region every spring.
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Conversations and Q&\;As with science experts and members of OPB&rsquo\;s science and environment team will follow both screenings.
