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 …
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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. …
Watchable winter waterfowl
Some bird species can be found on the Oregon Coast year-round. Others stop by briefly on their spring or fall migrations. And then there are …
Remembering another grand year on the land
It turns out that choosing just one image per month for an NCLC year-in-review blog post is a tougher proposition than NCLC’s communications coordinator anticipated. …
A bombastic approach to restoring prairie
Staff and volunteers of North Coast Land Conservancy are hoping for an explosion of native plants in the coastal prairie, according to a story in …
Arch Cape forest plan draws questions from community
The Cannon Beach Gazette reports on a community meeting to discuss the proposed Arch Cape Community Forest. MORE >>
Ivy wranglers save trees
English ivy is a tree-strangler. When this invasive vine creeps up tree trunks, its rootlets burrow into the bark, causing fungus and decay. Eventually the …