News from NCLC

 The mountainous shoreline that North Coast Land Conservancy calls the Coastal Edge includes state parks, a marine reserve, a potential Rainforest Reserve … and an elementary school. Children at Fire Mountain School, south of Arch Cape, spend one day each

If you’ve tried to find your way to the Wetlands Walk at Circle Creek Conservation Center, you know it hasn’t been easy (except on a guided walk). The route to the boardwalk follows a combination of old road and mown

3,082: that’s how many plants our land steward, Eric Owen, was charged with planting at Clear Lake Habitat Reserve this spring. The most amazing part: by the time you read this, Eric may have got them all in the ground …

North Coast Land Conservancy has been awarded a $210,000 grant from The Nature Conservancy to help promote resilience in the face of climate change. The funds are dedicated toward acquisition of Boneyard Ridge, which NCLC completed in 2016, freeing general

The land that rises steeply from the sea between Cannon Beach and Nehalem is home to an unusual variety of animals and plants, some found nowhere else, thanks in part to a surprising geologic history. Some 30 million years ago,