Millennia of forest management on Tillamook Head
For thousands of years, the trees blanketing Tillamook Head grew to maturity, with wind and fire creating the only gaps in an otherwise unbroken rainforest …
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A spring visit to the proposed Rainforest Reserve
At the end of May, the staff of North Coast Land Conservancy (led by Executive Director Katie Voelke, above center) made a visit to the …
Violet seedlings, and their offspring, thriving in the coastal prairie
Two-and-a-half years ago, North Coast Land Conservancy appealed to the community to help plant nearly 9,000 early blue violet seedlings on its habitat reserves in …
Conservation Alliance supports proposed Rainforest Reserve
Protection of a proposed natural area adjacent to Oswald West State Park by North Coast Land Conservancy got a boost March 30 with the award …
Beaver Tales
North Coast Land Conservancy is collaborating with the Wetlands Conservancy and other partners to host Beaver Tales: A Celebration of Beaver Art. This traveling show features …
Climate change plots conservation efforts in Oregon
To help temper the effects of climate change, The Nature Conservancy has been awarding $6 million in grants from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to …
Shaping the Coastal Edge
North Coast Land Conservancy’s service area stretches from the Columbia River south to Lincoln County, but a big focus of our work these days is …
The small mammals of Necanicum Wildlife Corridor
What we call the Necanicum Wildlife Corridor is essentially the Necanicum River watershed: all of the land and tributaries contributing water to the river as …
The Rainforest Reserve on KMUN
Peter Newman, host of the Neahkahnie View program on public radio station KMUN, interviewed NCLC’s Katie Voelke about our plans to create a Rainforest Reserve above Oswald …