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 …
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‘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 …
NCLC Acquires Rainforest Reserve
Katie Frankowitz, with The Astorian, reports on North Coast Land Conservancy’s acquisition of the 3,500-acre Rainforest Reserve in October. When combined with other neighboring protected or …
Cider Pressing and Self-care: The Recipe for a Gratitude-Filled Fall
By Katherine Lacaze, Communications Coordinator If you are ever looking for the perfect fall activity for a Staff Fun Day, I’m here to tell …
Conserved Forever: NCLC Acquires Rainforest Reserve
The Rainforest Reserve/Photo by Justin Bailie Located adjacent to Oswald West State Park and above Cape Falcon Marine Reserve, the Rainforest Reserve is part …
Getting to Know the Rainforest Reserve
The Rainforest Reserve is North Coast Land Conservancy’s largest habitat reserve and one of the largest privately conserved properties in Oregon. It is the mountainous …
Public Access in the Rainforest Reserve
DOWNLOAD MAP The public is allowed to visit the Rainforest Reserve for non-motorized recreation such as hiking; hunting (of deer and elk only); and fishing …
Rainforest Reserve Gallery
A Not-so-lazy Day on the John Day River
The John Day River, accessible by canoe or kayak, is a tributary of the Columbia River. When it comes to stewardship projects, few take …