Properties accessible by canoe or kayak
Propriedades accessibles en canoa or kayak These NCLC habitat reserves are accessible only by canoe or kayak; put in at a nearby public boat landing …
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New lambs join flock of Scotch broom munchers at Reed Ranch
A little lamb grazes at Reed Ranch Habitat Reserve. There are signs of early spring at North Coast Land Conservancy’s Reed Ranch Habitat Reserve, …
Boneyard Ridge Tree Planting Aims for Species Diversity
In rain, in sunshine, even in snow, North Coast Land Conservancy’s Land Steward Eric Owen has traveled up to Boneyard Ridge multiple times over the …
Wildlife takes centerstage at Thompson Creek and Stanley Marsh
Nestled at the foot of a hillside housing development on the east side of Seaside, the Thompson Creek and Stanley Marsh Habitat Reserve has been …
NCLC hires new communications coordinator
Seaside resident Katherine Lacaze has been hired as North Coast Land Conservancy’s new communications coordinator. Katherine, who started the position in January 2021, has lived …
Building a longhouse on Clatsop-Nehalem land
The Astorian’s “Coast Weekend” interviewed the architect working with the Clatsop-Nehalem Confederated Tribes–himself a tribal member–to plan construction of a longhouse at Ne-ah-coxie Village in …
The Rainforest Reserve through a pilot’s eye
North Coast Land Conservancy board member Randall Henderson is dedicated to conservation. He’s also passionate about flying his RV-6 airplane, which he built and keeps …
Listening to What Nature has to Say
In Tommy Larson’s opinion, “When we go out in nature, we’re going into the real world.” The naturalist photographer, who moved to the area in …
Clatsop-Nehalem tribes ‘dreaming again’
A story from Oregon Public Broadcasting sheds light on the significance of NCLC’s return of land at the Ne-ah-coxie village site in present-day Seaside to …