Conservation High on the Coastal Edge
One of North Coast Land Conservancy’s largest conserved properties is now a 387-acre expanse of forest and subalpine meadow high on Onion Peak, directly east …
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Expanding our footprint in the Gearhart Fen
The Gearhart Fen is the largest contiguous wetland of its kind remaining on the Oregon Coast. And it is now the location of North Coast …
Collaborating to conserve Sand Lake Estuary
Bradley Bog, on the southeastern fringe of Sand Lake estuary in Tillamook County, hosts one of Oregon’s best remaining examples of a young pine forest …
Snapshots from a Summer On the Land
About 300 people joined us to walk and paddle in 22 On the Land outings this past summer, starting with a bird walk on …
Welcome, Lynette!
Lynette Villagomez has joined the staff of North Coast Land Conservancy as its new administrative and outreach assistant. Lynette grew up in the Coachella Valley …
Forested coastal wetland conserved in Tillamook County
A once-and-future western redcedar swamp is part of North Coast Land Conservancy’s newest habitat reserve, a mixture of coastal estuary and adjacent freshwater wetlands located …
Help protect Neawanna Point
Bald eagles dive for fish before your eyes at Neawanna Point, a North Coast Land Conservancy habitat reserve that includes about 20 acres of …
China Creek II: A gift that keeps on giving
Strange, it doesn’t look like a beaver dam. But that dead alder tree, and the cavity nest in it, and the northern flickers that excavated …
Coastal Prairie in Bloom
A note from our Conservation Assistant, Amy Hutmacher: On a beautiful morning that was so warm it didn’t feel like the Oregon coast, I got …