Anchored to eternity: Taking a close look at forever
Our guest blogger this month is stewardship intern Sam Chapman; photos by fellow intern Jason Spear. My top five North Coast Land Conservancy properties are …
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Protecting butterflies by planting violets
The North Coast Land Conservancy’s recent delivery of 16,000 violet plants is just a small part of its Clatsop Plains Prairie Research project. Read More
A day chasing coastal butterflies
It’s summertime, and summertime means butterflies. I set out on the first day of July to see how many species I could find by targeting …
‘Blurring the lines’ between art and nature at Circle Creek
Sun-swept grasses beneath clear blue skies at Circle Creek Habitat Reserve provided ideal conditions June 7 for participants in a Nature Journaling Workshop under …
Beavers, and beaver believers, transform Stanley Marsh
The waterway formerly known as Ditch Creek, trickling into Stanley Marsh on the east side of Seaside, is undergoing an incredible transformation—or perhaps incredible is …
Boneyard Ridge in Reach!
On Wednesday, April 29, NCLC received word that we will be receiving $524,000 from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board toward purchase of Boneyard Ridge, a …
Why We Love Willows
Willow stakes planted in late January alongside Thompson Creek in Seaside were bursting with new catkins and green leaves by late March. A dozen or …
Re-Willowing the Creek Banks
On a warm “June-uary” day last week, several hard-working volunteers turned out for a pleasant late morning of collecting and planting willow stakes at NCLC’s …
Coho and the Culverts of Thompson Creek
Our story starts here, in the Neawanna Estuary. (The whole story starts hundreds or thousands of miles away, probably in the far Northeast Pacific, when …