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Life in the gutter

What some might perceive as a homeowner’s maintenance nightmare, others—such as biologist, photographer, and NCLC co-founder Neal Maine—see as the opportunism of wild nature, asserting itself. The change of seasons has inspired Neal to dig out some of his favorite
On the hunt for forgotten fauna

If you’ve looked at the list of flora and fauna found in the proposed Rainforest Reserve (linked at the bottom of the project’s biodiversity page ), you might have noticed that it’s a little lopsided: the only invertebrates listed are
Admit it: moths are cute

Insect Appreciation Month wrapped up yesterday, and with it, NCLC’s month-long insect bioblitz on iNaturalist. Sixteen observers took part, collectively racking up 1,333 observations. Among them were a number of moths (not coincidentally, the third week of Insect Appreciation Month

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North Coast Land Conservancy is in Warrenton, Oregon.

09/23/20

Another successful stewardship day at our Clear Lake property in Warrenton!

Our dedicated seasoned stewards plucked a truckload of Parrot’s feather that was invading the lake... enough to make a nifty Parrot’s feather bed 😁... grateful for their hard day’s work!
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Another successful stewardship day at our Clear Lake property in Warrenton!

Our dedicated seasoned stewards plucked a truckload of Parrot’s feather that was invading the lake... enough to make a nifty Parrot’s feather bed 😁... grateful for their hard day’s work!
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#landconservation #landstewardship #conservationstewardship #clearlake #parrotsfeather #invasivespecies

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09/22/20

“To be whole. To be complete. Wildness reminds us what it means to be human, what we are connected to rather than what we are separate from.” — Terry Tempest Williams

Creating corridors of conservation, such as the proposed Rainforest Reserve, enables various plant and animal species to move and adapt as needed. However, they are not the only ones who depend on the land and the water for survival. We do as well.

These forested mountains play an invisible but vital role in sustaining our everyday life—cleaning the air we breathe and purifying the waters that quench our thirst.

Photo: Justin Bailie
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“To be whole. To be complete. Wildness reminds us what it means to be human, what we are connected to rather than what we are separate from.” — Terry Tempest Williams

Creating corridors of conservation, such as the proposed Rainforest Reserve, enables various plant and animal species to move and adapt as needed. However, they are not the only ones who depend on the land and the water for survival. We do as well.

These forested mountains play an invisible but vital role in sustaining our everyday life—cleaning the air we breathe and purifying the waters that quench our thirst.

Photo: Justin Bailie
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#oregonrainforestreserve #landconservation #waterconservation #summittosea #coastalconservation #oregoncoast #conservationcorridors #rainforests

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