North Coast Land Conservancy Inc

Education and outreach the organization builds strong community support for the conservation and stewardship work of the land trust through effective communications, engaging outreach programs and strategic partnerships with other organizations. The organization's outreach program uses events on the land and presentations up and down its service area to foster deeper connections to the work of the land trust and to the land that it holds in conservation, leading to a greater community support of local conservation. In february 2022, the organization adopted the cape falcon marine reserve program. This program is focused on education and community support for the state marine reserve as well as community science programs to support oregon department of fish and wildlife's science goals within the marine reserve. The community engagement program hosted about 20 events during the year ending september 30, 2024, and engaged with 1000s of beach goers via the tidepool ambassador program. These events were in person, free, and open to the public.

Conservation the conservation program builds strong relationships with local landowners and with local, state, and national organizations in order to voluntarily protect land with high ecological and cultural values along the north oregon coast. The organization uses science and local knowledge to create conservation plans, and then works strategically to conserve the highest priority areas. Conservation is achieved through fee title acquisitions and conservation easements. As of september 30, 2024, the organization had conserved 8,435 acres in 4 counties.