Jump-starting a wetland
An extremely successful stewardship day at Clear Lake, just west of downtown Warrenton, resulted in planting of 1,200 trees and native shrubs on March 29, giving …
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Everyone Lives Downstream
Wahanna Marsh, down by the baseball fields on Wahanna Road in Seaside, was the very first property North Coast Land Conservancy acquired and conserved, restoring …
From the ED: Floodplain Restoration Is Working!
It’s been an exciting weather weekend, which makes this a good time to share with you and clarify what’s going on in regard to road …
Growing Violets for the Prairie
A HUGE thanks to everyone who helped us pot violets on Friday, Jan. 31. There were seven of us nursery worker bees and we potted …
Cannon Beach preserves more of its ‘natural capital’
Congratulations to the City of Cannon Beach, which lost its elementary school but gained a new shoreline natural space for people and wildlife to enjoy, …
NCLC’s newest preserve: Skipanon Forest
NCLC Associate Director Jon Wickersham has one word to describe Skipanon Forest, the land trust’s newest habitat reserve in Warrenton: “Gorgeous.” The 106-acre preserve, which …
NCLC completes Columbia Quiet Waters plan
North Coast Land Conservancy has been working diligently, over the last two years, to complete a conservation plan for our Columbia Quiet Waters Initiative. We …
Back to the future: A glimpse of spring at the intersection of the wild and built environments
Gearhart nature photographer Neal Maine has been busy photographing bald eagles at Del Rey Beach and elk in the Neacoxie Creek corridor lately—which brought to …
A River Runs Free Again
Thanks to an unseasonably early storm–the tail end of a typhoon–that brought high winds and an impressive amount of rainfall to the north Oregon coast …