Hypertufa Pot-Making Workshop
Register Here Hypertufa Pot-Making Workshop 1 to 3:30 p.m. Monday, July 17 NCLC volunteers are in the process of renewing a garden area at Circle …
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Coastal Edge Escape: Raffle 2023
Show Your Support for Coastal Conservation and Take a Chance on Winning a Getaway to Oregon’s Coastal Edge! North Coast Land Conservancy is …
Conservation in the Era of Transformation
Dear Friends, Time is not linear. Lately, I’ve been sensing this concept in a profound way, and it’s felt very important in relation to …
Friends Put Philanthropy Twist on Annual Lunch
Mutually Assured Destruction, or MAD, lunches are an annual tradition for longtime friends David Paul, Karl Anuta, and David McDonald. But they’re not nearly …
2022 Finances
Click on the report to download North Coast Land Conservancy’s 2022 audited financial statements.
Keep the Community in the Oregon Marine Reserves
Oregon’s Marine Reserves are coastal treasures. These living laboratories protect habitat, strengthen our resilience to climate change, and contribute important science and monitoring to …
Volunteers Needed for Scotch Broom Work Parties in May
Every May, North Coast Land Conservancy staff works (extra!) hard to remove invasive Scotch broom on the organization’s habitat reserves on the Oregon Coast. …
Tide Pool Ambassador Lead Becomes New Marine Program Coordinator
Angela Whitlock leads a tide pool training at Haystack Rock in 2022. Photo by Haystack Rock Awareness Program In March, Angela Whitlock became the …
Stewarding Circle Creek: Haunts Seldom Seen
Contributed by Volunteer Site Steward Jeff Roehm My connection to Circle Creek Conservation Center goes back a long way—actually back to the mid-1950s, when …