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Join the Department of Natural Resources in this live launch for our 2024 DNR Art Contest! DNR invites K-12 students to create their own art about environmental justice. During this kick-off event, we will explore this year's topic areas and environmental justice theme. This year’s contest has three topic areas related to the work of the Washington DNR: Wildfire Resilience & Recovery, Urban Can...

Be Wildfire Ready! Tips to keep your home and neighbors safe

Tips for using equipment safely to prevent wildfires!

Tips to enjoy your campfire safely!

Burning safety tips for different types of fires!

Landowner who participated in DNR's Wildfire Ready Neighbors program recounts how proactive forest health treatments helped save her home from the Gray Fire near Medical Lake, Washington, in August 2023.

Landowner who participated in DNR's Wildfire Ready Neighbors program recounts how proactive forest health treatments helped save her home from the Gray Fire near Medical Lake, Washington, in August 2023.

A Type 3 Watershed draining in the smallest fish baring streams. The goals are to expand the toolbox of management practices in upland and riparian forests, as well as to build capacity for finding innovative solutions and for responding to rapidly changing, complex ecosystems.

A big picture consideration of the Red Alder as an agent of change of the Olympic Peninsula. This goes through the considerations that might be used to decide whether or not to apply new tools and use the Red Alder as an example of that. This happens by comparing growing pure stands of Red Alder and pure stands of Douglas-fir.

A long term ecosystem productivity study focusing on the Olympic Peninsula site. The study examines the Douglas-fir Plantation and the Early Seral.

This video focuses on the Riparian treatments from the T3 experiments. The idea is that there are five different potential treatments that will be implemented in the riparian area and the idea is to look at these different responses across the treatments.

A discussion of the monitoring of Steelhead and Salmonid habitat. This includes three different monitoring programs, where we find Steelhead, trends of juvenile Steelhead, and forest conditions.

A long term monitoring project beginning in 2012. This monitoring program was initiated as a commitment from the 1997 state trust lands Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP). It seeks to answer the question "Are DNR's conservation strategies resulting in the anticipated habitat conditions?" The primary focus is to provide salmonid habitat.

Tsunami wave simulation for the Queets region, Wash.

Tsunami current velocity simulation for the Queets region, Wash.

Tsunami wave simulation for the Taholah region, Wash.

Tsunami current velocity simulation for the Taholah region, Wash.

Tsunami wave simulation for the Pacific Beach region, Wash.

Tsunami current velocity simulation for the Pacific Beach region, Wash.

Kelp and Eelgrass Jan. 31, 2023 Workshop Breakout Room - Ecological Values

Kelp and Eelgrass Jan. 31, 2023 Workshop Breakout Room - Economic Values

Kelp and Eelgrass Jan. 31, 2023 Workshop

Kelp and Eelgrass Jan. 31, 2023 Workshop Breakout Room - Social and Cultural values

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How to prepare for an earthquake! | The Great Shakeout 2022

Labor Day Fire Safety Message from Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz

Certified Prescribed Burn Manager Course Spring 2022 Field Tour

Tsunami wave simulation for southern Bainbridge Island, Wash.

Tsunami current velocity simulation for southern Bainbridge Island, Wash.