COVID-19 upends summer 2020 stewardship
NCLC staff busting broom in late June, wearing masks and staying at leat 10 feet apart The 2020 field season at NCLC was going to …
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Welcome to NCLC, Katherine!
Journalist Katherine Lacaze is excited to be achieving her longtime dream of joining the team at the North Coast Land Conservancy as its new communications …
Land conservancy moves closer to purchase of Rainforest Reserve
The campaign to preserve an iconic stretch of forested slopes and basalt cliffs near Arch Cape landed key funding Thursday, June 11, 2020, according to …
Land conservancy awarded $2.1 million to help create Rainforest Reserve
An area of the northern Oregon Coast characterized by scientists as the “Galapagos Islands of Oregon” moved a big step closer to permanent conservation Thursday …
Opening a door to a new era
“This transfer means so much to so many people.” Charlotte Basch wrote an editorial about the transfer May 5 of Ne-ah-coxie from NCLC to the …
Watching killdeer, and celebrating life
This male is returning to take his turn incubating the eggs, which are hard to distinguish from the parking lot gravel. The pair started by …
Rainforests are resilient
North Coast Land Conservancy has received a $500,000 grant from Oregon Community Foundation to help conserve the Rainforest Reserve. The grant is part of OCF’s …
Tribes regain foothold in south county
To Dick Basch and other members of the Clatsop-Nehalem Confederated Tribes, NCLC’s transfer of land on the Necanicum Estuary to the tribes “feels like a …
NCLC returns ancient cultural site to Clatsop-Nehalem Confederated Tribes
On May 5, 2020, North Coast Land Conservancy transferred ownership of historical tribal lands at Neawanna Point Habitat Reserve—18.6 acres of saltmarsh and Sitka spruce …