News from NCLC

Once a year a dozen or so staff and volunteers from North Coast Land Conservancy and The Nature Conservancy’s Oregon office get together for a weekend of weed-pulling at their nearly neighboring preserves on the lower Columbia River: Blind Slough

NCLC’s volunteer Trails and Barn Team joined stewardship staff and volunteers on Saturday, July 21, for a combined work party at Circle Creek. Randall Henderson and his construction team headed to the Big Barn to work on the tool enclosure,

Five students are spending their summer helping NCLC tackle two major invasive species initiatives and a photo archiving backlog. You’ll meet the stewardship interns if you join us on Saturday, July 21, to pull, pile, and stomp policeman’s helmet at

 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