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North Coast Land Conservancy

06/13/21

Sand Creek consists of three donated properties, but they are managed as one because of their connectivity. They are part of an extensive wetland system in the Warrenton/Hammond region at the heart of our Columbia Quiet Waters initiative.

The Sand Creek wetlands retain open water during seasons of high rainfall but do dry out in the summer.

This entire system stores large volumes of water, and thus mitigates flooding on the south end of Warrenton. It is also used extensively by resident and migratory birds throughout the year. #land4all
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North Coast Land Conservancy

06/12/21

In late spring and early summer, our Necanicum Forest Habitat Reserve in Clatsop County is blanketed with a sweet stillness that draws your attention to the songs of birds splashing on the banks of the Necanicum River and the rich, earthy scent wafting from a forest floor that is covered in wood sorrel and stream violet, among other native plants.

The habitat reserve is adjacent to Klootchy Creek County Park, which creates an uninterrupted 1.7-mile stretch of conserved Necanicum River corridor and contains more than a quarter-mile of Klootchy Creek frontage.

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