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December 14: Book signing: A Generous Nature
January 15: Create habitat heaps at Circle Creek
March 18: North Coast Ecology: A Picture of Diversity
April 15: Release the trees at Necanicum Forest
April 25: The Forest Remembers

Summer on the Land

People+Plants+Wildlife

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.
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

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North Coast Land Conservancy is in Seaside, Oregon.

11/15/19

Years of planning, then this crew thinned 85 acres of dense hemlock and spruce on Boneyard Ridge in 7 days! Check out the before and after pics. #boneyardridge #freethetrees @ Seaside, Oregon ... See MoreSee Less

Years of planning, then this crew thinned 85 acres of dense hemlock and spruce on Boneyard Ridge in 7 days! Check out the before and after pics. #boneyardridge #freethetrees @ Seaside, Oregon

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North coast rainforest restoration! Great work NCLC.

Great job you guys!!!! So funny that was done in 7 days after all that planning. 😂

"After" looks fabulous! What a treat now to watch it grow.

North Coast Land Conservancy

11/13/19

A Seaside Signal reporter joined our Strawberry Prairies Forever stewardship day; here's her report! ... See MoreSee Less

Strawberry Fields Forever

For Cheryl Conway, of Astoria, volunteering with the North Coast Land Conservancy for their various ...

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