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On the hunt for forgotten fauna

If you’ve looked at the list of flora and fauna found in the proposed Rainforest Reserve (linked at the bottom of the project’s biodiversity page ), you might have noticed that it’s a little lopsided: the only invertebrates listed are
Admit it: moths are cute

Insect Appreciation Month wrapped up yesterday, and with it, NCLC’s month-long insect bioblitz on iNaturalist. Sixteen observers took part, collectively racking up 1,333 observations. Among them were a number of moths (not coincidentally, the third week of Insect Appreciation Month
Happy to watch what comes by

Thirty people from Astoria to Waldport participated in NCLC’s first Great Coastal Backyard Bird Count on June 6, inspired by the need to stay close to home this spring. Among them was NCLC’s Land Steward Eric Owen. Here is his

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North Coast Land Conservancy

09/20/20

We frequently get asked about places to hike in the area, so we wanted to share this resource. Northwest Coast Trails Coalition (NCTC) provides information on an array of neat spots to hike on the northern Oregon and southern Washington coasts.

Check out this page to start exploring:

Also, we look forward to inviting people back onto select NCLC properties when it is prudent to do so! ... See MoreSee Less

Northwest Coast Trails Coalition Trail Maps — Northwest Coast Trails Coalition

www.nwcoasttrails.org

NCTC Trail Maps

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North Coast Land Conservancy

09/19/20

A cool bird’s eye view of the major streams in the proposed Rainforest Reserve—including Arch Cape Creek, West Fork Ecola Creek, and Asbury Creek—as well as their smaller tributaries. #conservinglandandwater
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#oregonrainforestreserve #landconservation #oregoncoast #archcape #onionpeak #ecolacreek ... See MoreSee Less

A cool bird’s eye view of the major streams in the proposed Rainforest Reserve—including Arch Cape Creek, West Fork Ecola Creek, and Asbury Creek—as well as their smaller tributaries. #conservinglandandwater
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#oregonrainforestreserve #landconservation #oregoncoast #archcape #onionpeak #ecolacreek

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I’m cool with it having precisely no human access. Leave it for the animals.

Will there be public access?

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