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 …
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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 …
NCLC Contributes to Conservation of 2,500 Acres of Coastal Forestland
In September 2021, a conservation consortium—including NCLC, Columbia Land Trust and Sustainable Northwest—partnered with GreenWood Resources to conserve more than 2,500 acres of productive forestland …
Development Director
Reports to: Executive Director Location: Clatsop/Tillamook Counties Salary: Range DOE $60,000-$70,000 and benefits package Benefits: Paid holidays, vacation and personal/sick leave, health insurance, 3% IRA …
Boundary Marking Promotes Awareness of Conserved Lands
A view from Boneyard Ridge down to the flats at Circle Creek and the Necanicum River. Over the past several months, North Coast Land Conservancy …
Donor Spotlight: Kunin Family
Anita Kunin is surprised by her sons and other family members for her 90th birthday party in New York City in May. Anita Kunin …
Fishers Point Habitat Reserve: A Beautiful Oasis
Fishers Point Habitat Reserve Site Steward Bill Hutmacher captured this view of the proposed Rainforest Reserve from NCLC’s 42-acre property near Wheeler during a recent …