30 years of success
“As the North Coast Land Conservancy prepares to celebrate 30 years of conserving natural landscapes on the Oregon Coast, the nonprofit land trust knows its …
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Follow the marsh wren migration!
NEWS FLASH 8/22: The wrens were taken into captivity over the weekend! They have since been freed and were last seen winging toward Circle Creek. …
Conservancy earns national accreditation
Aug. 17, 2016 North Coast Land Conservancy today announced it has achieved national accreditation: a mark of distinction in land conservation. The Land Trust Accreditation …
A conversation about Boneyard Ridge
Astoria public radio station KMUN host Roger Rocka interviewed NCLC Executive Director Katie Voelke on 8/8/16 about this landmark acquisition of forestland on Tillamook Head. Listen to …
Boneyard Ridge buy a good step
Editorial, Daily Astorian: “These are islands of continuity in a fast-changing world. We all are grateful for the foresight, generosity and diligence involved in creating …
Dodging cow pies and spying on beaver: A visit to Crosel Creek
A bit beyond Astoria High School lies one of North Coast Land Conservancy’s lesser-known properties. This wetland on the Lower Columbia is both heavily impacted …
Land conservancy finalizes conservation of Tillamook Head preserve
North Coast Land Conservancy finalized its acquisition of 340-acre Boneyard Ridge on Tillamook Head today (July 27). Permanent conservation of what had been a commercial …
Three new plant species identified on Onion Peak
Like Saddle Mountain and neighboring Neahkahnie Mountain, Onion Peak hosts an unusually diverse mix of plants. Since the 1970s, botanists had identified some 268 species …
Back to the future: Elk on the Oregon Coast
Elk have a long history on the northern Oregon Coast—much longer than humans. And they got along well with humans here, sharing the landscape, for 10,000 …