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March 13: Plant willow wands at Clear Lake
March 14: Conservation Land and Public Access
April 17: Knotweed be gone
April 27: The Forest Remembers
May 08: Conservation Land and Public Access

Summer on the Land

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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

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

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

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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