People+Plants+Wildlife

By Katherine Lacaze, Communications Manager   In November, I had the unique experience of heading up into the sky to get a birds-eye view of the northern Oregon Coast, from Nehalem Bay up to the Columbia River. I’ve never seen

Volunteers, young and old, joined NCLC’s Hocus-Pocus Pollinator Planting on Oct. 31.   The sun was shining on Halloween as we joined with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and more than 30 volunteers at our Neacoxie Prairie Habitat Reserve

Photos and Story by Bonnie Henderson   CoastWalk Oregon 2023 was last weekend, and it’s hard to pick which of many moments to highlight: the walk Friday on Bayocean Spit and up to the top of Cape Meares in brilliant

Callista works pulling knotweed at NCLC’s Necanicum Forest Habitat Reserve.   By Callista Martin NCLC Stewardship Intern   In the space of a few hours at North Coast Land Conservancy’s Necanicum Forest Habitat Reserve, many attacks occurred. First, there was

  Sue Gabriel in front of HeShe Bigtree in 2012.   By Intern Callista Martin Contributions by Land Steward Colin Meston   There were a few non-negotiable activities that our stewardship team agreed we had to do on our way