Tide pool ambassadors connect people with their environment
Angela Whitlock, one of the Tidepool Ambassador Program (TAP) leads, shares about anemones. The rocky intertidal zones along the Oregon Coast—including Cape Falcon Marine Reserve—are …
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Facilitation Spotlight: Arch Cape Community Forest
Photo: Ben Hayes Arch Cape Forest Becomes Part of Conservation Corridor on the Oregon Coast In June, the Arch Cape Domestic Water Supply …
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 …
NCLC Brings On New Office Manager
When Chris Mathison joined North Coast Land Conservancy’s team, it was a mission-driven choice influenced by a lifelong inclination to care for the natural …
2022 Land-to-Sea Community Science BioBlitz!
North Coast Land Conservancy’s Cape Falcon Marine Reserve Program is hosting a monthlong BioBlitz from June 17 to July 17, 2022. The BioBlitz will …
The Stewards of Butte Creek, Past and Present
It started with a spectacular Sitka spruce. Because it possessed both male and female cones, Sue Gabriel referred to it affectionately as HeShe Bigtree. …
NCLC Celebrates Coast Legacy Circle
Coast Legacy Circle members gathered for brunch at the Loft at the Red Building in Astoria on May 11. Donors of North Coast Land …
Native Plant Spotlight: Oregon Stonecrop
Oregon stonecrop grows out of rocks in the Rainforest Reserve. There is no shortage of beautiful and interesting plants on the Oregon Coast—it would …
The Neacoxie Corridor: A Haven for Coastal Wildlife
Neacoxie Prairie includes wetlands and forests of Sitka spruce and native crabapple on both sides of Neacoxie Creek. When you think of plains, you …