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Rainforest Reserve Offers Opportunity for Petaltail Research

A black petaltail dragonfly in the Rainforest Reserve. Photo by Terri Neal Dr. Christopher Beatty, an evolutionary ecologist, has been studying petaltail (Petaluridae)—a rare family of dragonflies—for more than a decade. It started when he was a master’s student
Community Scientists Document 442 Species for 2022 BioBlitz

Kindness Hyde, one of our Tidepool Ambassador Program (TAP) leads, shares about tidal pool zones during our July 16 outing. The 2022 Land-to-Sea Community Science BioBlitz! at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve wrapped up July 17, with 442 species identified
Barn Picnic Brings Supporters to Circle Creek

North Coast Land Conservancy welcomed supporters to Circle Creek for the annual Barn Picnic. After a two-year hiatus, the annual Barn Picnic made its return for 2022 on June 22. North Coast Land Conservancy staff enjoyed gathering with board

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North Coast Land Conservancy is in Seaside, Oregon.

08/13/22

A few of our staff and volunteers were at Tillamook Head this week—prepping for the upcoming CoastWalk Oregon 2022!

This year, we're returning to the northernmost portion of the Oregon Coast Trail. We can't wait to see many of you here for that event in September.

We'll be ready! 💚
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A few of our staff and volunteers were at Tillamook Head this week—prepping for the upcoming CoastWalk Oregon 2022!

This year, were returning to the northernmost portion of the Oregon Coast Trail. We cant wait to see many of you here for that event in September.

Well be ready! 💚
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#landconservation #landstewardship #coastwalkoregon #oregoncoasttrail #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #hiking #trails

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North Coast Land Conservancy is in Seaside, Oregon.

08/11/22

Last night's beautiful moon over our barn at Circle Creek Conservation Center.

Hope you all got to see it somewhere on the Oregon Coast as well. Absolutely stunning! 🌕
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Last nights beautiful moon over our barn at Circle Creek Conservation Center.

Hope you all got to see it somewhere on the Oregon Coast as well. Absolutely stunning! 🌕
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#landstewardship #landconservation #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #natureismagic

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Last night's beautiful moon over our barn at Circl

Last night's beautiful moon over our barn at Circle Creek Conservation Center.

Hope you all got to see it somewhere on the Oregon Coast as well. Absolutely stunning! 🌕
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#landstewardship #landconservation #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #natureismagic

Not technically a beaver sighting, but pretty darn

Not technically a beaver sighting, but pretty darn close! 🦫

We came across this sizable western redcedar, which a beaver had very recently cut down, at our habitat reserve on the Necanicum River while removing invasive plants.

We're always thrilled to see our reserves being actively used by wildlife!
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#landstewardship #landconservation #ecology #beavers #coastalconservation #habitatreserve #wildlifehabitat #wildlifewednesday #oregoncoast #pacificnorthwest

“In every successful effort to make change, ther

“In every successful effort to make change, there is some lucky convergence of circumstances. But in my experience, there is always one essential ingredient: scrappy people who are willing to work backward from goals that seem impossibly ambitious at the start.

… We underestimate the power of contribution—of acting within our own sphere of influence to tackle the piece of the problem that is right in front of us.”

These words from Abigail Dillen’s essay “Litigating in a Time of Crisis” made us think of you all.

Thank you for being those scrappy people, willing to work and contribute to make meaningful change on the northern Oregon Coast through conservation.

We can make a positive difference here, within our sphere of influence, because of you all. 💚

Photo: Justin Bailie
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It's not too late to sign up for Swampathon 2022,

It's not too late to sign up for Swampathon 2022, this Saturday!

We'll be at Blind Slough Habitat Reserve from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., working to rid this rare Sitka-spruce swamp of invasive purple loosestrife. We'd love to have you join.

(Fingers-crossed we won't encounter the gator in Old Blind Slough!)

More info at the link in our bio!
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#landstewardship #landconservation #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #invasiveplants #blindslough #purpleloosestrife

Roundleaf sundew is a fascinating native carnivoro

Roundleaf sundew is a fascinating native carnivorous plant that grows at our Gearhart Fen Habitat Reserve and other bogs, seeps, and wetlands.

The upper leaves of Roundleaf sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) have hairs with small glands that secrete a sticky fluid to trap insects, which are then digested by enzymes. Following digestion, the leaf unfurls to reset the trap.
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