Broom Buster Week! May 17-23, on your lands and ours During this week, we encourage everyone to work to remove invasive scotch broom from their property. You are also welcome to join us with efforts on our lands. We will have a crews working all week removing scotch broom from conservation lands. Then on Saturday student volunteers from the Tongue Point Job Corps will be out at it again at Thompson Creek from 9-3 and anyone is welcome to join us. If you do, bring good gloves and loppers if you have them, And be sure to bring a lunch! Contact our Land Steward, Celeste Coulter if you would like to participate, or if you have questions about a technique you'd like to use on your land. 738-9126, celestec@nclctrust.org. To learn more about the history of the area inclding both native and invasive species found here, read NCLC's Neacoxie Wildlife Corridor, Connecting the People and the Landscape [pdf]. And be sure to check out our other upcoming events here.

North Coast Land Conservancy's Gateway to Discovery field programs provide an entry point to Oregon's coastal riches -- birding, geology, and a salmon rich watershed. These programs serve the community and its visitors by extending beyond the walls of any building. Come walk in an ancient spruce forest, learn about local birding in a restored estuarine lake, watch for bald eagles while the tides come and go, learn about the region's natural, cultural, and historical resources.

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