News from NCLC

The land that rises steeply from the sea between Cannon Beach and Nehalem is home to an unusual variety of animals and plants, some found nowhere else, thanks in part to a surprising geologic history. Some 30 million years ago,

In late November 2017, North Coast Land Conservancy closed on a 3-acre addition to what was an 80-acre habitat reserve at Thompson Creek and Stanley Marsh, on the east side of Seaside. This patch of steep, forested hillside helps buffer

Arch Cape resident John Mersereau has been named president of the board of directors of North Coast Land Conservancy. John has lived on Oregon’s north coast for more than 40 years and has been an NCLC board member since 2010.

North Coast Land Conservancy and the Arch Cape Water and Sanitary Districts moved one big step closer to protecting the source of Arch Cape’s drinking water this week. On Saturday, Sept. 2, the Oregon Department of Forestry’s State Forest Stewardship

There’s only one effective way to get rid of invasive policeman’s helmet, and that’s to hand-pull it. So in collaboration with Necanicum Watershed Council and with help from Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, North Coast Land Conservancy hired four stewardship interns