Olympic National Park

A. G.A.B.F.		B. Hagerman Fossil Beds		C. John Day Fossil Beds		D. Seattle Zoo
A. Olympic NP		B. Mt. St. Helens		C. Crater Lake		D. Redwood Parks

	OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK Northwest Washington [47.8^oN, 123.7^oW]
Spruce trees covered in mosses Photo by Leanore Bittner - Click to enlarge	Virtual Field Trip
National Park Service NPS Expanded Pages - Click on "Olympic Tree" for information on people, biology, air & water, geology, the Olympic ecosystem, and a teacher's guide with research project ideas and other activities like the Spotted Owl Study. Also check the questions page. American Park Network - see their page on the rainforest Salmon Info. - cams, etc. Temperate Rainforests - NASA Classroom of the Future The Temperate Rain Forests - Lifestories Magazine Ellsworth Creek - optional (Willapa Bay area, SW Washington, Nature Conservancy) Map [PDF] Similar Sites: Great Bear Rain Forest - Canada's Pacific Coast, good interactive site	The Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park is a great example of a temperate rain forest.
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