Three new summer interns (plus one)
NCLC has three stewardship interns working full-time on the land this summer, plus one part-time volunteer. Their main duty is to pull weeds—specifically purple …
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A knotweed success story on the Necanicum
Japanese knotweed is one of the toughest invasive plants to eradicate. But with persistence, creativity, and a lot of hard work, NCLC has managed to …
A naturalist’s Circle Creek memoir
By Mike Patterson The oldest bird list I can find associated with Circle Creek is dated April 2, 2001. I’m pretty sure that was the …
NCLC awarded $600,000 toward Rainforest Reserve
A $600,000 grant awarded in late May (2019) by the US Forest Service Community Forest Grant Program moves North Coast Land Conservancy one step closer …
All that and more: Reviving a native plant nursery at Circle Creek
By NCLC supporter and volunteer Pat Wollner Sometimes you reach a time in your life when you start to wonder, “What should I do …
How it happened: Circle Creek Conservation Center
Founding executive director Neal Maine looks back 15 years to when North Coast Land Conservancy acquired Circle Creek—and almost didn’t. By the time North Coast …
NCLC to expand conservation of Tillamook Head
North Coast Land Conservancy has been awarded grants to help acquire 95 additional acres of forested land on Tillamook Head and to help restore native …
Seeing the Unseen on the Legacy Loop Trail
A walk on the Legacy Loop trail at Circle Creek trail can be completed in under 15 minutes; from the barn and back, it’s just …
Rare Columbia River swamp now conserved by NCLC
Much of the original forested floodplain along the Oregon side of the lower Columbia River has long since been logged off and diked for pasture. …