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The goal of the regional monitoring program is to evaluate the effectiveness of the Northwest Forest Plan in achieving its management objectives on federal lands in the planning area. Monitoring focuses on important regional scale questions about older forests, populations and habitat of northern spotted owls and marbled murrelets, watershed health, federal agency relationships with Indian tribes, and socioeconomic conditions in communities closely tied to federal lands.


Latest Reports

20-year Monitoring Reports (1994-2013): Status and Trends

For older reports, see the monitoring module pages (navigation bar to the right), the reports archive, or the general documents archive.

Late-successional and Old-growth Forests

Marbled Murrelet Population and Habitat Trends

Northern Spotted Owl Habitats

Northern Spotted Owl Populations

Socio-Economic Conditions

Tribal-Federal Relationship

Watershed Conditions


Latest Data

20-Year Reports Data

For older datasets, see the monitoring module pages (navigation bar to the right) or the general maps library.

Late-successional and Old-growth Forests

Northern spotted owl (Glenn et al. 2017)

Northern Spotted Owl (20-Year Report)

Marbled Murrelet

>Watershed Conditions

Socio-economic Conditions


Public Meetings

https://www.fs.usda.gov/r6/reo/monitoring/