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Elk at ACF

Wildlife Sanctuary

The Wildlife Sanctuary at Alder creek farm

50 acres of extensive meadow pasture and uplands is protected at Alder Creek Farm offering unique biodiversity wildlife through the stewardship of Lower Nehalem Community Trust. This land can be found on the Conservation Registry.

This  open area had been drained and engineered for dairy cattle, and  now hosts many diverse species of native plants and animals. Its proximity to the Nehalem estuarine system makes this land particularly important for   protecting water quality. Elk and songbirds regularly watch as local gardeners work in the nearby community garden.

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Lower Nehalem Community Trust
PO Box 496
532 Laneda Avenue, Suite C
Manzanita, OR 97130-0496
(503) 368-3203
lnct@nehalemtrust.org


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