Cascade Head, on the Oregon Coast between Lincoln City and Neskowin, has stunning ocean views, abundant recreational opportunities, and a rich history of ecological research and conservation.
Its landscape and seascape support a multitude of species, some of which are threatened, such as the Oregon silverspot butterfly, spotted owl, and coho salmon.
In The View from Cascade Head, Bruce Byers tells the fascinating story of this special place and the people who have worked.
Oregon State University Press The view from cascade head: lessons for the biosphere from the oregon coast, paperback/bruce byers
