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March 11: Enhance the Estuary
March 18: North Coast Ecology: A Picture of Diversity
April 15: Release the trees at Necanicum Forest
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Summer on the Land

People+Plants+Wildlife

Hidden inhabitants of Circle Creek

Nature photography requires patience and perseverance. Neal Maine knew that when, one recent day, he headed out to Circle Creek Conservation Center in search of wildlife to capture on camera. With a scalpel, he scraped a scrap of lichen clinging
Dancing upon shadows

There’s a spot along Klootchy Creek east of Seaside where Gearhart naturalist Neal Maine has been dropping in to observe water striders on the calm pools at the water’s edge. The tree canopy here is sparse, letting through enough light
The Art of Seeing: Pelicans in the Bay

The Sibley Guide to Birds says the American white pelican is a rare visitor to the Oregon Coast. Photographer and naturalist Neal Maine has been seeing these large birds—twice the size of brown pelicans—along the lower Columbia River for years.

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01/23/20

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No filter needed to enhance the beauty of this male wood duck Neal Maine photographed at West Lake north of Gearhart Wednesday afternoon. #woodduck #neacoxiewildlifecorridor #clatsopplains

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Neal Maine spotted this fur seal on the beach Monday. “Northern fur seals are rarely seen on the Oregon coast but number in the tens of thousands in offshore waters.” —Atlas of Oregon Wildlife. #northernfurseal #endoftherainbow #gearhartoregon

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Thank you @risingtidesbakingco for the amazing NCLC cookies (and other delicious treats) at the annual board-staff retreat. Great gathering with this visionary group to think about the future of conservation on this coast. #marshwren #icingonthecookie

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