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 …
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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 …
After 10 Years, Property on Whale Cove is Conserved
In February 2005 North Coast Land Conservancy began working with landowners surrounding Whale Cove, south of Depoe Bay in Lincoln County, to conserve 13.97 acres …
Singing the Praises of Conservation
Any way you add it up, 2014 was a banner year for North Coast Land Conservancy, thanks to the support of our more than 1,500 donors …
Hands-On Stewardship: Nehalem Bay Clean-Up
Saturday, March 7 Orientation 7:30 a.m. Tsunami Bar & Grill, 380 Marine Drive, Wheeler Join friends and neighbors working together to keep the Nehalem Bay …
The Adventures of Trees
When Gearhart nature photographer Neal Maine looks at a tree, what he sees isn’t just a static object but a story—an adventure story, one full of …
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 …
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 …