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 …
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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 …
Charlotte Basch sees efforts to expand cultural understanding coming full circle
“It’s a huge deal for the tribe and community … It was almost incomprehensible how amazing it is for the tribe, the Clatsop-Nehalem community, and …
$400,000 grant puts Rainforest Reserve within reach
With announcement today (Nov. 30, 2020) of a $400,000 grant award from M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, North Coast Land Conservancy is now appealing to the …
The Us Tree
Back in early May of this year, at the height of our quarantine from nearly everything, I sat at my computer and wrote a small …