Mothing: It’s the new big thing
What is mothing? At its simplest, it’s looking for and enjoying moths. According to the website Pacific Northwest Moths, there are more than 1200 …
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Protecting land and wildlife, an acre at a time
Seaside Signal Editor RJ Marx dropped by our 30th anniversary picnic at the barn and wrote this reflection of on our three decades of work. Read …
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 …
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 …