NCLC actions at Circle Creek build resilience to natural disasters
“Think about how much worse it would have been if North Coast Land Conservancy hadn’t embarked on its Circle Creek floodplain restoration project in 2013”: …
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Know Your Neighbors: Thompson Creek and Stanley Marsh
December 2016 marks a decade since North Coast Land Conservancy acquired 80 acres at the base of the hills on the east side of Seaside and …
NCLC’s proposed Rainforest Reserve will create more room to move for people and wildlife
In November 2016 North Coast Land Conservancy took the first steps toward the acquisition of approximately 3,500* acres of timberland between Arch Cape and Manzanita, …
With culvert gone, Beaver Creek again welcomes wild fish
On Oct. 3, North Coast Land Conservancy removed an old, collapsed culvert from its Thompson Creek and Stanley Marsh property, opening up additional habitat for …
First CoastWalk Oregon marks land conservancy’s 30th year
Cheryl Lund embarked on CoastWalk Oregon solo, without much knowledge of the North Coast Land Conservancy. By the end of the three-day adventure, she had …
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 …
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. …