News from NCLC

Did you know you can be a superhero in your own community? When we conserve land on the Oregon Coast, everyone benefits. These protected properties provide safe habitat for wildlife. They offer a landscape where native plants can thrive. They

Seaside resident Katherine Lacaze has been hired as North Coast Land Conservancy’s new communications coordinator. Katherine, who started the position in January 2021, has lived on the Oregon Coast since 2014. She grew up in the small town of Kingman,

North Coast Land Conservancy board member Randall Henderson is dedicated to conservation. He’s also passionate about flying his RV-6 airplane, which he built and keeps at the Seaside Municipal Airport. And he’s a decent photographer. After retiring as a software

With announcement today (Nov. 30, 2020) of a $400,000 grant award from M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, North Coast Land Conservancy is now appealing to the community to complete fundraising for the Rainforest Reserve, a landmark conservation project under way on

Hope Stanton has seen a lot of wildlife in the 20 years she’s lived on the North Fork Nehalem River, but monitoring Coal Creek Habitat Reserve for North Coast Land Conservancy has yielded even more memorable sightings, from river otters