maps
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New maps help you walk away from tsunami
Knowing where to walk and how long it might take to get there can be one of the most important pieces of information for anyone in Washington’s coastal communities when a tsunami strikes. People that live work and play near… Continue reading
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Washington’s kelp forests rely on cool weather and water to thrive
Washington’s kelp forests rely on cool weather and cold water to grow, and are sensitive to changes in climate processes, according to a recent study of the iconic seaweed that grows along the saltwater shorelines of Puget Sound and the… Continue reading
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Forest Health & the Hungry Hungry Caterpillar
The life of a Douglas-fir tussock moth is not an easy one. The females can’t fly, and food is often scarce, not to mention viruses that make them explode. What’s more difficult than being a tussock moth, is having those… Continue reading
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Take a look under Washington for Earth Science Week
It’s Earth Science Week! Around the nation, scientists, educators and students are celebrating the forces that make up our planet. DNR is home to the Washington Geologic Survey. This crew of geologists continues a long history of documenting and presenting the story of how… Continue reading
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Today is GIS Day: Celebrate the technology that is changing how we see the world around us
Today (November 20) is GIS Day when we salute the dedicated technicians who use geospatial technology to show us new ways of looking at the world around us. Attend a GIS Day event in your area, or take a minute to… Continue reading
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New Capitol State Forest map is hot off the presses!
Calling all Capitol Forest enthusiasts… the new Capitol State Forest map is here! Buy your copy now. Can’t wait for it to arrive in the mail? Request it from your favorite vendor or visit the state printing office at: State… Continue reading
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Do you know the quickest route to escape a tsunami? Our free maps and smartphone app will show you
New brochures with maps of recommended tsunami evacuation routes for pedestrians and vehicles in several Washington coastal communities have been added to our website and are available for free download. Most of Washington’s coast, including parts of Puget Sound, is… Continue reading
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Where do you need a Discover Pass to recreate on DNR-managed lands?
DNR manages 5.6 million acres of state trust lands, aquatic lands, and other state lands. More than 2 million acres of these lands are available for a wide variety of recreation opportunities including hiking, biking, horseback riding, off-road vehicle riding, hunting, fishing, paragliding,… Continue reading