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Winter Birding on the Coast Includes Annual Christmas Bird Count

Red-shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus). Photos by Mike Patterson Every winter, citizen scientists across the nation bring out their observational skills and cameras to help survey birds for the National Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count, a census of birds in
Confirmed: It Was My Calling

By Lorraine Ortiz, Retiring Development Director of NCLC I clearly remember the day in 2014 I had coffee in downtown Wheeler with my friend and non-profit development colleague Sarah. From our little two-person outside table, we had a perfect
Seaside Gallery Owner Raises $50,000 for Conservation Through Nature Photography

Denise Fairweather and Neal Maine at Fairweather House & Gallery during Seaside’s First Saturday Art Walk in December (Photo by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall) Art has the power to create transformation in numerous ways. At Fairweather House & Gallery, owner Denise

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01/26/22

“I look at the knowledge that my parents and grandparents held, and I always say they know more about the environment than any professor I have ever had in my career. Indigenous peoples don’t necessarily need a bachelor or a doctoral degree for their knowledge to be valid," said Jessica Hernandez, an environmental scientist at the University of Washington.
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Meet the Environmental Scientist Who Wants to Decolonize Conservation

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Indigenous scientist Jessica Hernandez has created a blueprint for incorporating traditional knowled...

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This was a fabulous read on environmental justice; thank you.

Dan Boeholt

01/26/22

Taking the path less traveled. Back for our annual Anniversary trips to Cannon Beach, I wanted to see where the elk were going on their well worn trail to the left of the boardwalk. Wandering thru the meadows while following the meandering creek, was a history of old time logging with springboard notched stumps now become nurse logs for the next generations. Some of the mud bogs nearly pulled your boots off as the creek circled back to the end of the boardwalk. A rustling in the brush and I was eye to eye with the elk making all these trails. Out in the old farm land, now being restored as the floodplain, with acres of trees and the anchored logs make an ideal place for the elk to be. Now one of our favorite places to hike and see elk. 💚 ... See MoreSee Less

Taking the path less traveled. Back for our annual Anniversary trips to Cannon Beach, I wanted to see where the elk were going on their well worn trail to the left of the boardwalk. Wandering thru the meadows while following the meandering creek, was a history of old time logging with springboard notched stumps now become nurse logs for the next generations. Some of the mud bogs nearly pulled your boots off as the creek circled back to the end of the boardwalk. A rustling in the brush and I was eye to eye with the elk making all these trails. Out in the old farm land, now being restored as the floodplain, with acres of trees and the anchored logs make an ideal place for the elk to be. Now one of our favorite places to hike and see elk. 💚

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Another #wildlifewednesday from @capefalconmr! Th

Another #wildlifewednesday from @capefalconmr!

The lined chiton (Tonicella lineata) is native to the North Pacific, including areas such as Cape Falcon Marine Reserve.

These invertebrates—which possess distinctive colors and patterning—are often found in low intertidal and subtidal rocky areas. They especially like to live in places with plenty of coralline algae… the lined chiton’s favorite food!

The diagonal patterning and pale spots can help you distinguish the lined chiton from other types of chitons that hang out in the same habitat (probably grazing on algae or nestling in beds of purple sea urchin to be better protected from predators).

📸: Stephen Grace
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#oregoncoast #marinewildife #seacreatures #capefalconmarinereserve #capefalconmr #oregonmarinereserves #marineprotectedareas #pacificnorthwest

Look at this huge tree stump, nourishing and suppo

Look at this huge tree stump, nourishing and supporting a slew of other plants and trees! 🌲

The amount of cooperation and mutual aid we can observe in nature is breathtaking. There are neverending lessons to be learned about how we treat our surroundings and how we treat one another other.
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#landconservation #landstewardship #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #pnwwonderland #circlecreekconservationcenter

So much wisdom is stored in these gentle, loving g

So much wisdom is stored in these gentle, loving giants that cradle us in their embrace.
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#oregonrainforestreserve #oregoncoast #oregoncoastrange #temperaterainforest #pacificnorthwest #pacifictreefrog #trees

... That's why we strive to conserve this place. 💚
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#landconservation #landstewardship #oregoncoast #pacificnorthwest #pacificcoast #coastalconservation

Enjoying this view as we head into the weekend. Ha

Enjoying this view as we head into the weekend. Happy Friday! 💚
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#landconservation #landstewardship #oregoncoast #coastalconservation #necanicumestuary #pacificnorthwest

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