Purple reign: Conservationists hunt invasive plant along the Columbia River
On foot and by boat, volunteers and staff with two land conservancies spent the weekend hunting down and pulling wetland invaders from sites along the …
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The Beavers of Wahanna Marsh
The Nature of Change Since 2012 Jeff Roehm has volunteered as a site steward for North Coast Land Conservancy, monitoring five NCLC properties in the …
A trip through Seaside’s ‘ghost forest’
A Seaside Signal reporter joins an On the Land outing to Neawana Point with NCLC board member Tom Horning. MORE >>
New kids on the block
It’s that time of year: baby (and, by now, adolescent) birds everywhere, including this duckling that naturalist Neal Maine spotted standing on a lily pad …
Circle Creek Conservation Center gets a mid-summer tune-up
NCLC’s volunteer Trails and Barn Team joined stewardship staff and volunteers on Saturday, July 21, for a combined work party at Circle Creek. Randall Henderson …
Arch Cape Community Forest, Rainforest Reserve move forward to fundraising
After committing in November 2016 to purchase 3,500 acres of rainforest above Oswald West State Park for conservation, North Coast Land Conservancy has hit the …
Summer interns help NCLC stay ahead of the weeds
Five students are spending their summer helping NCLC tackle two major invasive species initiatives and a photo archiving backlog. You’ll meet the stewardship interns if …
Getting the shot
Ethan Whitecotton, NCLC’s summer photo archive intern, is spending most of his time with us at the computer, cleaning up and adding to our extensive …
The Trees at Klootchy Creek
NCLC supporter Jeff Roehm has shared another essay with us, this one about a project that naturalist and NCLC founding executive director Neal Maine dreamed up …