Fall Fungi Frolic delivers mycological treasures
“Mushrooms are super cool, super important parts of our ecosystems,” Land Steward Eric Owen told participants at NCLC’s Fall Fungi Frolic Oct. 25. Read the …
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May nature’s wonders never cease
My first job on the Oregon Coast was tagging Chinook salmon on the Nehalem River. I would stand in the middle of the cold …
The Art of Seeing: Pelicans in the Bay
The Sibley Guide to Birds says the American white pelican is a rare visitor to the Oregon Coast. Photographer and naturalist Neal Maine has been …
Remembering CoastWalk Oregon 2019
A wild idea for marking NCLC’s 30th anniversary in 2016 has become a treasured annual event for many hikers and a source of funding for …
The Art of Seeing: Driftwood
Naturalist and educator Neal Maine helped found NCLC in 1986, becoming its first executive director. Since his retirement from the land trust in 2010, he …
Jeepers, creepers! And more on birding walk
A reporter from the Seaside Signal joined a morning bird walk led by Mike Patterson in August. Here’s her report. MORE >>
The Magic Pot
Jeff Roehm is an active NCLC vounteer who splits his time between Portland and Manzanita. We wrap up our Summer 2019 focus on the 15th …
“Spectacular” response to NCLC’s request for policeman’s helmet help
A robust corps of volunteers helped NCLC wrap up its three-year assault on policeman’s helmet at Circle Creek (and beyond), according to the Seaside Signal. …
Circle Creek: A naturalist finds her career path
All of my important encounters have been Circle Creek encounters. It began with meeting Neal Maine in 2004. I had moved to the North Coast …