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  • Watchable winter waterfowl

    Some bird species can be found on the Oregon Coast year-round. Others stop by briefly on their spring or fall migrations. And then there are birds that only winter here, including this hooded merganzer fanning his feathers. If you want

  • Remembering another grand year on the land

    It turns out that choosing just one image per month for an NCLC year-in-review blog post is a tougher proposition than NCLC’s communications coordinator anticipated. So many memorable moments, only a few of which are represented here. This selection hints

  • I’m not really a mycologist …

    (Photo: Tricholoma vaccinum at Boneyard Ridge. I will call it a fuzztopper. Looks like a perfect little felt hat.) Photos and text by NCLC Land Steward Eric Owen There is something special about the fall season. And while there is

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North Coast Land Conservancy

02/17/19

North Coast Land Conservancy

That’s board member Randall Henderson kayaking in Grizzly Slough, an arm of Blind Slough, back in 2009. On Friday The Nature Conservancy transferred 902-acre Blind Slough Swamp Preserve to North Coast Land Conservancy. We promise to continue to provide loving and thoughtful stewardship for this globally rare and gorgeous piece of the planet. #blindsloughswamp ... See MoreSee Less

That’s board member Randall Henderson kayaking in Grizzly Slough, an arm of Blind Slough, back in 2009. On Friday The Nature Conservancy transferred 902-acre Blind Slough Swamp Preserve to North Coast Land Conservancy. We promise to continue to provide loving and thoughtful stewardship for this globally rare and gorgeous piece of the planet. #blindsloughswamp
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I heard the Brownsmead Flats sing "Gator in the old Blind Slough", a fun song.😊

Lookin' good Randall!

North Coast Land Conservancy

02/15/19

North Coast Land Conservancy

The third cycle of King Tides on the Oregon Coast starts Feb. 18; interested in helping document it? ... See MoreSee Less

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Oregon King Tides

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If you have photos from past king tides seasons or remarkable storm events, please submit your...
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