With Great Love Comes Great Responsibility: Supporting Conservation on the Coast
Jan Mitchell and Roger Rocka have called the Oregon Coast home for 30 years, and there is a lot they love about it. The small-town …
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‘Reserve Inspiration’ Reveals Underwater Treasures
A new art exhibition, “Reserve Inspiration,” opens at the Cannon Beach Gallery on May 3 and runs through June 2. “Reserve Inspiration” celebrates the five …
Firing Up the Next Generation of Land Stewards
The sight at Circle Creek Habitat Reserve was beautiful to behold: An unexpected spot of sunshine. Fields and forests alight with small touches of spring. …
Volunteers Plant Cedar Trees at Circle Creek
North Coast Land Conservancy’s 2024 field season is officially underway. About two dozen volunteers joined our stewardship team at Circle Creek Habitat Reserve to plant …
Partner in Slime: A Banana Slug Mystery
Written by: Callista Martin, Stewardship Assistant Every time I go into the field, I am looking for slugs. With my eyes trained on the ground …
Sowing Seeds of Sustainability
Our monthly donors are crucial to sustaining North Coast Land Conservancy and providing us with the resources to accomplish our mission of helping to conserve …
NCLC Finishes 5-year Restoration Project at Boneyard Ridge
This winter, North Coast Land Conservancy’s stewardship team completed the last phase of a five-year forest restoration project on Boneyard Ridge, a roughly 340-acre habitat …
NCLC Begins Marine Debris Surveys at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve
NCLC has started a new community science program at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve this winter, and it will give volunteers another opportunity to participate in …
An Ode to Seasonal Floods on the Oregon Coast
On the northern Oregon Coast, we’re no strangers to flooding and high-water events that close schools, roads, stores and other establishments for hours or days …