From Sea to Land: Oregon’s Marbled Murrelet
The marbled murrelet is a small, elusive seabird that nests in old-growth forest. Photo by Robin Corcoran/USFWS It’s safe to say virtually all life …
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Winter Birding on the Coast Includes Annual Christmas Bird Count
Red-shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus). Photos by Mike Patterson Every winter, citizen scientists across the nation bring out their observational skills and cameras to help …
Confirmed: It Was My Calling
By Lorraine Ortiz, Retiring Development Director of NCLC I clearly remember the day in 2014 I had coffee in downtown Wheeler with my friend …
NCLC Hires New Development Director
In her professional world, there is nothing more gratifying for Kassia Nye than playing matchmaker. Except in her case, that means matching people with …
Seaside Gallery Owner Raises $50,000 for Conservation Through Nature Photography
Denise Fairweather and Neal Maine at Fairweather House & Gallery during Seaside’s First Saturday Art Walk in December (Photo by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall) Art has …
The Rainforest Reserve is Conserved… What Comes Next?
Dear Friends, You can imagine the celebration that took place at my house when the purchase of the Rainforest Reserve was completed last month. …
A Heart for Art and Coastal Conservation
Eeva Lantela (center), owner of DragonFire Gallery in Cannon Beach, and her dedicated team (including her beloved dog Charlie). Eeva Lantela loves to bring …
Fall Fungi Abound at the Rainforest Reserve
One of the best parts of fall on the Oregon Coast is the abundance and diversity of the fungi to be found in our hills …
‘A rare and precious place:’ 3,500-acres set aside for ‘Rainforest Reserve’ conservation
Zach Urness, with the Statesman Journal, writes about conservation of the Rainforest Reserve. From the story: “Sometimes known as the Clatsop Alps, the mountains are literal …