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The Art of Seeing: Driftwood

Naturalist and educator Neal Maine helped found NCLC in 1986, becoming its first executive director. Since his retirement from the land trust in 2010, he has pursued his passion for making deeper connections with the coastal ecosystem through his nature
The Magic Pot

Jeff Roehm is an active NCLC vounteer who splits his time between Portland and Manzanita. We wrap up our Summer 2019 focus on the 15th anniversary of Circle Creek Conservation Center with this essay from Jeff. One day in early
Encountering the wild, and glimpsing the future, at Circle Creek

In celebration of the 15th anniversity of NCLC’s acquisition of Circle Creek Conservation Center in 2019, staff and a supporter share their Circle Creek encounters. Petty humans I remember one late afternoon last fall going out to a patch of

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North Coast Land Conservancy

10/12/19

What about Oregon's state bird? The western meadowlark is just one beneficiary of our coastal prairie habitat restoration work. ... See MoreSee Less

These State Birds May Be Forced Out of Their States as the World Warms

New research shows that hundreds of North American birds are at risk of major habitat disruption fro...

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Too bad that's a Northern Flicker in the pic. Definitely not a Western Meadow Lark.

North Coast Land Conservancy

10/10/19

Can’t guarantee Eric will bring his hedgehog mushroom antlers to @reachbreakbrewing Oct 24. Pretty much guarantee that he’ll be there tho. 5-8 pm, $1 of every pint helps conserve the coast we love. #hedgehogmushroomlove #fungi #pintsforacause ... See MoreSee Less

Can’t guarantee Eric will bring his hedgehog mushroom antlers to @reachbreakbrewing Oct 24. Pretty much guarantee that he’ll be there tho. 5-8 pm, $1 of every pint helps conserve the coast we love. #hedgehogmushroomlove #fungi #pintsforacause

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Sounds like fun!

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