News from NCLC

Thursday, Oct. 24 5 to 8 p.m. Reach Break Brewing 1343 Duane St., Astoria Join the NCLC staff at Reach Break Brewing in Astoria the evening of Oct. 24 for some good cheer and support of coastal conservation. Reach Break

A wild idea for marking NCLC’s 30th anniversary in 2016 has become a treasured annual event for many hikers and a source of funding for coastal conservation. The fourth year of CoastWalk Oregon 2019 wrapped up Sunday, Sept. 15, with

  NCLC has three stewardship interns working full-time on the land this summer, plus one part-time volunteer. Their main duty is to pull weeds—specifically purple loosestrife and policeman’s helmet—but they’re also helping with property monitoring and social media posting. Join

Japanese knotweed is one of the toughest invasive plants to eradicate. But with persistence, creativity, and a lot of hard work, NCLC has managed to knock knotweed back—for now—at a property where it had gained a substantial foothold: Necanicum Forest,

A $600,000 grant awarded in late May (2019) by the US Forest Service Community Forest Grant Program moves North Coast Land Conservancy one step closer to conserving 3,500 acres of forest in the mountains above Oswald West State Park. NCLC