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Mount Baker National Forest, WA
Background - Mount Baker - Snoqualmie NF, located on the west side of the Cascades between the Canadian border and Mt. Rainier National Park features glacier-covered peaks, spectacular mountain meadows and old-growth forests. This forest is in the NABCI Great Basin Bird Conservation Region (BCR10) and is covered by the PIF Conservation Strategy for Landbirds in Coniferous Forest of Western Oregon and Washington (PDF). MAPS stations are located primarily in coniferous forest with a riparian or meadow (or clearcut gap) component (Google Earth)
Management Issues -
MAPS Monitoring (1992-2010) - The MAPS Station Information file contains descriptions and geographic location information for the MAPS stations that have operated on Mt. Baker NF (LOC="MTBA").
Forest Contact:
Peter Forbes, District Ranger
Mount Baker/Snoqualmie NF
Darrington Ranger Station
1405 Emens Street
Darrington, WA 98241
Tel: (360) 436-2301
Email: pforbes@fs.fed.us