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Tranquility Permeates Necanicum Forest in Late Spring

In late spring and early summer, North Coast Land Conservancy’s 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
Aphids at Circle Creek: What you need to know

Have you noticed some of the Sitka spruce trees at North Coast Land Conservancy’s Circle Creek Conservation Center—or other locations in the region—looking a little brown? That’s the doing of spruce aphids, which suck the sap from the tree needles.
New lambs join flock of Scotch broom munchers at Reed Ranch

A little lamb grazes at Reed Ranch Habitat Reserve. There are signs of early spring at North Coast Land Conservancy’s Reed Ranch Habitat Reserve, and they have sweet faces and woolly bodies. These precious lambs are the latest addition

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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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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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#oregoncoast #coastalwetlands #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #pnw #wetlands #landconservation

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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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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.

Read more: nclctrust.org/necanicum-forest/https://nclctrust.org/necanicum-forest/

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Sand Creek consists of three donated properties, b

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
#myhappyplace
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#oregoncoast #coastalwetlands #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #pnw #wetlands #landconservation

Beautiful Olympic onion (Allium crenulatum), which

Beautiful Olympic onion (Allium crenulatum), which grows on Onion Peak in the proposed Rainforest Reserve. 💚

This native pink-and-white plant is often found on undisturbed moist and rocky slopes.

Video: Brady Holden
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#oregonrainforestreserve #landconservation #landstewardship #onionpeak #olympiconion #oregon #pnwplants #coastalconservation

Doing a bit of amphibian surveying in the proposed

Doing a bit of amphibian surveying in the proposed Rainforest Reserve! It's important to know what plant and wildlife species currently inhabit those peaks.

A few of the species we spotted yesterday include the coastal tailed frog (which we previously expected to be up there but now have confirmed!) and young torrent salamanders. 💚 So cool!
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#oregonrainforestreserve #oregoncoast #landconservation #coastalconservation #tailedfrog #torrentsalamander #frogs #salamanders #pacificnorthwest

Today we celebrate United Nations World Oceans Day

Today we celebrate United Nations World Oceans Day, which is the perfect opportunity to critically think about the impact of human actions on the ocean, and how we can individually and collectively contribute to the sustainable management of the world's oceans.

According to the UN, World Oceans Day “reminds everyone of the major role the oceans have in everyday life. They are the lungs of our Planet and a major source of food and medicine and a critical part of the biosphere.”

Although we are a land conservancy, there is no separating how our actions on the land impact the ocean and vice versa. Everything is connected in a meaningful way. 💚

Photo: Justin Bailie
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#worldoceansday #pnw #pacificnorthwest #marineconservation #landconservation #oregoncoast #coastalconservation
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Spots are filling up fast for CoastWalk Oregon 202

Spots are filling up fast for CoastWalk Oregon 2021!

The goal of this event is provide participants with a fun, safe and hassle-free way to hike a significant distance on hand-picked hiking routes while raising funds to support coastal habitat conservation. 💚

Learn more about this year's event (and secure your spot!) at coastwalkoregon.org!
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#coastwalkoregon #coastwalkoregon2021 #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #oregoncoasttrail

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