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The Stewards of Butte Creek, Past and Present

It started with a spectacular Sitka spruce. Because it possessed both male and female cones, Sue Gabriel referred to it affectionately as HeShe Bigtree. Wanting to protect HeShe, Sue purchased the 32-acre forested parcel where the tree lived near
Native Plant Spotlight: Oregon Stonecrop

Oregon stonecrop grows out of rocks in the Rainforest Reserve. There is no shortage of beautiful and interesting plants on the Oregon Coast—it would be difficult for anyone to choose a favorite! That being said, several of our team members
The Neacoxie Corridor: A Haven for Coastal Wildlife

Neacoxie Prairie includes wetlands and forests of Sitka spruce and native crabapple on both sides of Neacoxie Creek. When you think of plains, you may envision the vast, flat expanses of land that are abundant in the Midwest, where

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North Coast Land Conservancy is in Gearhart, Oregon.

06/29/22

The Moneses uniflora is a special little flower with more than a half-dozen common names. One of our favorites? The frog's reading lamp! 🐸📖🔦

On the Oregon Coast, it is often found in a tuft of moss or on rotting wood and typically flowers from May to July.
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The Moneses uniflora is a special little flower with more than a half-dozen common names. One of our favorites? The frogs reading lamp! 🐸📖🔦

On the Oregon Coast, it is often found in a tuft of moss or on rotting wood and typically flowers from May to July.
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#landstewardship #landconservation #pnwwonderland #oregoncoast #pnwflowers #wildflowers #coastalconservation #nativeplants

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I would love to find one of these!

I’m heading out to the swamp to look for this very cool jewel.

That’s amazing!

North Coast Land Conservancy

06/28/22

ICYMI: Our friends at the Arch Cape Domestic Water Supply District have accomplished something so important and meaningful: Securing forestland to permanently protect the source of Arch Cape’s drinking water, from the headwaters to the tap.

This is such a positive thing for the Arch Cape community and the greater northern Oregon Coast, and we've been thrilled to support them along the way!It's official! 🎉🎉

The Arch Cape Domestic Water Supply District finalized the acquisition of roughly 1,500 acres of land earlier this month to establish the publicly owned Arch Cape Forest.

“The health and resilience of the surrounding forest directly controls both the quantity and the quality of our domestic drinking water,” said District Manager Phil Chick. “The acquisition of the forest permits watershed management primarily for the protection of our water while providing potential conservation, recreation and economic benefits.”

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ICYMI: Our friends at the Arch Cape Domestic Water Supply District have accomplished something so important and meaningful: Securing forestland to permanently protect the source of Arch Cape’s drinking water, from the headwaters to the tap.

This is such a positive thing for the Arch Cape community and the greater northern Oregon Coast, and weve been thrilled to support them along the way!

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The Moneses uniflora is a special little flower wi

The Moneses uniflora is a special little flower with more than a half-dozen common names. One of our favorites? The frog's reading lamp! 🐸📖🔦

On the Oregon Coast, it is often found in a tuft of moss or on rotting wood and typically flowers from May to July.
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#landstewardship #landconservation #pnwwonderland #oregoncoast #pnwflowers #wildflowers #coastalconservation #nativeplants

Got some help monitoring a groundwater well at Gea

Got some help monitoring a groundwater well at Gearhart Fen from this little Pacific chorus frog.

Did you know it is among the most abundant amphibians on the west coast of North America?

You can distinguish the Pacific chorus frog (or Pacific tree frog) from other species within its geographic range based on two characteristics: The dark stripe that extends from right before the nostril and through the eye, and the presence of toepads.

They breed from February to August and typically live up to five to seven years in the wild.
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#landstewardship #landconservation #meetyourneighbormonday #coastalconservation #pacificnorthwest #pacifictreefrog #pnwwonderland #wildlifehabitat #wildlife #fen #wetlands

Ever taken part in a BioBlitz? It may sound intimi

Ever taken part in a BioBlitz? It may sound intimidating, but it’s an easy and fun way to engage in places you already know and visit on the northern Oregon Coast.

Want to give it a try? North Coast Land Conservancy’s marine reserve program is hosting a monthlong Land-to-Sea Community Science BioBlitz in and around Cape Falcon Marine Reserve through July 17.

Just grab your phone, download the iNaturalist app, join our project, and snap some pictures of the cool species that inhabit this incredible marine reserve site anytime you’re down there!

Learn more at nclctrust.org/2022-land-to-sea-bioblitz/!

Photo: Trav Williams/@brokenbanjotrav
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Despite the overcast weather, there were plenty of

Despite the overcast weather, there were plenty of sunny dispositions at our annual Barn Picnic today!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for music, trail walks, laughter, and celebrating coastal conservation. We are grateful for each of you.
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