NCLC Kicks Off Marine Debris Surveys near Cape Falcon Marine Reserve
On Jan. 21, the Marine Program of North Coast Land Conservancy kicked off its 2025 marine debris surveys with a volunteer training. The survey site, …
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Restoring a Wetland Reserve in Seaside
Building on the success of a pilot project in 2024 and strong support from numerous community partners, North Coast Land Conservancy is expanding its restoration …
Expanding Knowledge of Land-to-Sea Connections for Local Youth
It was a calm winter day in December as students from Fire Mountain School spread across the property and adjacent forest to make ecological observations …
NCLC Hires New Conservation Director
In January, North Coast Land Conservancy welcomed Mark McLaughlin as the new Conservation Director. The addition enables Jon Wickersham, who previously oversaw the organization’s Conservation …
NCLC Seeking New Board Members
Do you love the natural wonders of the North Coast , and are you moved to help protect this special place? North Coast Land Conservancy …
Tidepool Ambassadors Finish 4th Season at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve
The fourth season of the Tidepool Ambassador Program (TAP) at Short Sand Beach, adjacent to the Cape Falcon Marine Reserve, is officially in the books. …
Tackling Invasive Purple Loosestrife on the Oregon Coast
At NCLC, it’s not uncommon for our stewardship schedule to ebb and flow with the natural changes taking place on the ground. We get to …
Two Decades of Conservation at Circle Creek
Twenty years ago, a small nonprofit organization—just on the cusp of young adulthood—had a vision for 364 acres of land in the Necanicum Watershed, at …
Circle Creek Conservation Center Nears Completion
After more than a decade of envisioning and planning, NCLC’s new conservation center at Circle Creek Habitat Reserve is nearing completion, with a finish date …