News from NCLC

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

Two-and-a-half years ago, North Coast Land Conservancy appealed to the community to help plant nearly 9,000 early blue violet seedlings on its habitat reserves in the Clatsop Plains. The goal: to restore the coastal prairie that native butterflies need to

OPENING CELEBRATION Saturday, June 10 1 to 4 p.m. Astoria Art Loft 106 Third St., Astoria Following the successful Beaver Tales art exhibit in Seaside the month of May, the Astoria Art Loft is taking the month of June to

VOLUNEER STEWARDSHIP DAY JULY 20 JOIN US TO PULL-PILE-STOMP AT CIRCLE CREEK HABITAT RESERVE CLICK TO REPORT SIGHTINGS OF THIS PLANT   REWARD: HEALTHY HABITAT Policeman’s helmet is a weed that grows in moist soil along riverbanks. It is native

Bust Scotch broom on your own land, or join us on Saturday 5/6, Wednesday 5/17, or any Wednesday this month to attack broom on NCLC properties. The cheerful blossoms of Scotch broom are a sign of spring on Oregon’s north