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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 …
Stewarding Shangrila and the Houselessness Crisis: A Challenging Crossroads
Human use has heavily impacted NCLC’s Shangrila Wetland Habitat Reserve In March, we began a new cleanup and restoration project at our Shangrila Wetland Habitat …
Pileated Woodpecker Excavation on Boneyard Ridge
Imaged: Jack Bulmer from Pixabay During our ongoing restoration project at our Boneyard Ridge Habitat Reserve, we’ve had the pleasure of tracking the progress …
10 Years of Oregon’s Marine Reserves: What We’ve Learned
In 2022, the Oregon Marine Reserves Program, managed by the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, celebrated a decade of conservation, scientific research, and …
Celebrating Our Coastal Wetlands and Striving for Their Protection
On the Oregon Coast, when we think of important ecosystems in terms of carbon sequestration and resiliency against climate change, the ocean and the …