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Map of Clearcutting on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington

Clearcutting felled 29 percent of all forests over a 30-year period in the Olympic Peninsula.

Date range: 1971-2002

Caption: In the Olympic Peninsula, clearcutting felled 29 percent of all forests - and 36 percent of forests without federal protection - from 1971 to 2002.

Publication date: 2004 | Originally published in: Cascadia Scorecard 2004 | Topic(s): Forests & Wildlife | Graphic type: Map

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See Also: Map of the Cascadia Scorecard's Five Forest Study Areas; Map of Clearcutting in BC's Williams Lake Region; Map of Clearcutting in BC's Inland Rainforest; Map of Clearcutting in the Central Cascades; Map of Clearcutting in Southern Oregon

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