News from NCLC

Every August NCLC stewardship staff and volunteers spend one day a week—or more—pulling  a weed called purple loosestrife out of the mud at Wolf Bay Habitat Reserve, one of our conserved properties on the lower Columbia River. August is also

North Coast Land Conservancy’s purchase of 73 acres of wetlands south of Tillamook today (July 30, 2020) is the first step in a proposed restoration of the tidal floodplain along the Tillamook River. Restoration of Tillamook River Wetlands, a collaboration

NCLC staff busting broom in late June, wearing masks and staying at leat 10 feet apart The 2020 field season at NCLC was going to be huge. We had more volunteer stewardship days scheduled than ever before. We had youth

Journalist Katherine Lacaze is excited to be achieving her longtime dream of joining the team at the North Coast Land Conservancy as its new communications support contractor. Katherine graduated with a degree in communications with a focus on journalism in

An area of the northern Oregon Coast characterized by scientists as the “Galapagos Islands of Oregon” moved a big step closer to permanent conservation Thursday with announcement of a $2,128,079 grant from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board awarded to North