About the Birds  

Seattle Audubon has highlighted 11 Habitats at Risk that are vital to the survival of the birds we aim to protect.  Working forests, or those private and public lands where trees are harvested for lumber, significantly contribute to the acreage of several of these unique habitats.  Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified forestry operations harvest timber by means that are profitable while at the same time environmentally responsible, increasing the amount of viable habitat for birds and other wildlife.

Click on the forest ecosystems below to learn more about the birds in our varied Northwest forests. 

 

Eastside Mixed Conifer
Pileated Woodpecker
Paul Bannick)

Upland Aspen
Red-naped Sapsucker from Wikimedia Commons

Lodgepole Pine
Hairy Woodpecker
(© Peggy Faranda)
Westside Lowland Conifer
Spotted Owl (© Paul Bannick)
Montane Mixed Conifer
Red-breasted Sapsucker
(© Peggy Faranda)
Westside Oak and Dry Douglas-fir
Western Tanager (© Paul Bannick)
Ponderosa Pine
Olive-sided Flycatcher
Tom Sanders)