The Forest Remembers—and So Do We
The “Litany of Remembrance,” shared each year during The Forest Remembers, reads: “Memories of those whose lives are finished on this earth bring tears to …
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NCLC Honors Sustaining Stewards at Second Annual Spring Social
On March 13, North Coast Land Conservancy held its second annual Sustaining Steward Spring Social as an offering of gratitude to the supporters who bolster …
Conserved: NCLC Expands Rainforest Reserve
ARCH CAPE—The Rainforest Reserve, situated in the Oregon Coast Range between Cannon Beach and Manzanita, is home to a diverse array of rare and precious …
Exploring Habitat Restoration Solutions at Thompson Creek
Thompson Creek, which flows through the northern part of Seaside, is an important part of the area’s ecological makeup. Known for its pristine headwaters, it …
Seaside Students Connect to Nature Through Journaling
It has been an ongoing goal for NCLC: Offering Circle Creek Habitat Reserve as a place for local youth to learn about the ecology of …
Marine Program Volunteer Turns Love of Ocean into Meaningful Action
The coastline along the New York City borough of Brooklyn is vastly different than that along the northern Oregon Coast, but for Yvana Iovino, both …
Conserved: NCLC Expands Rare Habitat Preserve on Lower Columbia River
Through a donation from a generous landowner, North Coast Land Conservancy has added nearly 18 acres to its Blind Slough Swamp Habitat Reserve, a roughly …
Conserved: NCLC Expands Circle Creek Habitat Reserve
Circle Creek Habitat Reserve is one of North Coast Land Conservancy’s most important protected areas for numerous reasons: It supports habitat connectivity for a diverse …
Accomplishing Incredible Things in Our Little Corner of the Earth
A Letter from Our Director: Responding to the Needs of Conservation with Flexibility, Capability, and Patience Happy Winter! Fresh off the trail at Circle Creek …