News from NCLC

Volunteers participate in a work party at Circle Creek Conservation Center.   When you visit North Coast Land Conservancy’s Circle Creek Conservation Center this spring, you may notice a variety of improvements: a new gate post; updated walkways, bridges and

For Morgan Bender-deMoll, the most recent addition to North Coast Land Conservancy’s team, transferring to the Oregon Coast in pursuit of conservation work is a long-anticipated homecoming. “I’m excited to be taking a job that’s putting me out on the

North Coast Land Conservancy is hosting nine small, socially distanced volunteer work parties this spring to plant native wildflowers at Surf Pines! We have 3,000 plugs of dune tansy and edible thistle that we will be planting. These are wonderful

  Updated March 23, 2021: We are SOLD OUT! Thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket for our raffle drawing! All funds go to support coastal conservation. Feel free to tune in at noon on April 30 for the

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