News from NCLC

  Bald eagles dive for fish before your eyes at Neawanna Point, a North Coast Land Conservancy habitat reserve that includes about 20 acres of marsh, grassland, and upland forest on the edge of the beautiful Necanicum Estuary at the

The weather cooperated big-time for the Circle Creek Conservation Area clean-up on Monday, April 28. What could have been a wet day of hard, muddy work was, instead, a sunny, dry day … of hard, muddy work. Fifteen volunteers pruned, schlepped, loaded,

click here to read the article that OPB wrote about the Circle Creek Highway Flood Mitigation Project! The Wetland That Saved Highway 101 From Flooding

North Coast Land Conservancy is looking for a development director, a seasonal land steward, and three seasonal stewardship interns to join our team. The development director position is a full-time, year-round position. The primary responsibility of the development director is to communicate a passion for conservation

The biggest chunk of the largest revegetation project in North Coast Land Conservancy’s history got under way on Thursday, Feb. 20, as floodwaters were receding from Circle Creek Habitat Reserve. It was a daunting prospect: 10,000 cedar, spruce and hemlock