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 …
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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 …
Local actions meet global challenge
Spring 2020 Dear Friend of NCLC, Back in mid-March I attended a meeting of the Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts. It was a virtual meeting: …
The Little Neawannas: Walking to Salmonberry Knoll
Jeff Roehm is one of NCLC’s most active volunteers. He splits his time among Portland, where he has lived most of his life; Manzanita, where …
Supporting our supporters
At NCLC we’re all about community conservation—and right now our community of business supporters needs your support. Some businesses are temporarily closed; others are operating …
Pulling together, we stomped it out
We’ve never had such an ambitious assault on a single weed species. Beginning in 2017, North Coast Land Conservancy partnered with Necanicum Watershed Council to …
The green leaves that make the world run
When naturalist Neal Maine looks at a tree—or a single leaf, as in the photo above—he doesn’t just see the tree, or the shrub. …