Pseudotsuga menziesii
Pseudotsuga menziesii |
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Preserving Douglas-fir forests is a particular interest of mine, and I am working on an initiative to create a Douglas-Fir National Monument, to be located in the Santiam River watershed of the western Oregon Cascades. For more information please go to the Douglas-Fir National Monument page, or you can view or download the DFNM Case Statement in pdf format. It includes a map that outlines the proposed monument. Additional photos of Douglas-fir trees and forests can be found on the Pseudotsuga menziesii page in the Trees and Forests section. |
Image 1. A Douglas-fir in a predominently Douglas fir forest near the Opal Creek Wilderness in the Oregon Cascades. |
Image 2. An old-growth Douglads-fir forest in the Oregon Cascades. |
Image 3. An old-growth Douglads-fir forest in the Oregon Cascades. |
Image 4. An old-growth Douglas fir forest just outside the southeast edge of the Middle Santiam Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 5. Usually called Douglas fir or Douglas-fir, sometimes Oregon pine or Douglas spruce. |
Image 6. An old-growth Douglas fir forest in the Opal Creek Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 7. An old-growth Douglas fir forest in the Opal Creek Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 8. An old-growth Douglas fir forest in the Opal Creek Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 9. An old-growth Douglas fir forest just outside the southeast edge of the Middle Santiam Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 10. An old-growth Douglas fir forest just outside the southeast edge of the Middle Santiam Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 11. An old-growth Douglas fir forest just outside the southeast edge of the Middle Santiam Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
Image 12. An old-growth Douglas fir forest just outside the southeast edge of the Middle Santiam Wilderness, Oregon Cascades. |
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