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Final art by John C. Pitcher. What will Northwest forests look like in 100 years? What plants and animals are on the move because of climate impacts? How fast are glaciers changing? What about invasives? Can you tell local vs. regional climate impacts? This artwork and narrative on the back explores the dynamic forces at work in our forests because of climate change. Climate Impacts on a Northwest Forest Special Limited Time Offer: Wholesale $7.50 ea for 30+ Buy 1000 for $3.99 ea -- save 85% today! 10,000+ for $2.99 ea Great for teaching about climate impacts on Northwest Forests, gifts, volunteer appreciations. (Species list for first and second scene below. )
Back of poster field guide will focus on climate impacts, maps showing key species impacts, and references.
* Blue Grouse on deadfall * Olympic Marmot * Northern raven * Columbian Black-tailed Deer * Olympic Chipmunk * Golden Eagle PLANTS - l to r * Dominant tree shown is the Subalpine Firs (Abies lasiocarpa) * Avalanche Lily (E. montana)
* Grass species 2100 Species list * Steller's Jay PLANTS * Subalpine Fir OTHERS POINTS OF INTEREST * A Forest fire is burning on the middle ground ridge.
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