Resources

Surrounded by natural beauty and full of small-town charm, Sequim is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and lavender lovers and is one of the driest places in western Washington.

Provides information and technical and financial assistance to help citizens achieve land use objectives in an environmentally sustainable manner.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology brings together the agility and impact of an on-the-ground nonprofit organization with world-class science and teaching as part of Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Feiro Marine Life Center contributes to a strong community by providing local marine and watershed learning experiences, inspiring us all to act on behalf of our environment.

We connect the future, through the present, with the past. Since 1948, the North Olympic History Center, has been dedicated to keeping the history of the North Olympic Peninsula alive. The NOHC manages a research library, an artifact collection, and an education program.

North Olympic Land Trust’s mission is to conserve lands that sustain the communities of Clallam County.

The North Olympic Salmon Coalition works to promote robust wild salmon stocks for families, fishers, and local economies by furthering habitat restoration and education on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Peninsula Trails Coalition coordinates with and supports the 14 federal, state, county, city and tribal jurisdictions who are the public owners responsible for segments of the trail.

Organizes local residents to monitor our streams, in support of watershed planning, resource protection, and habitat enhancement.

Information on the national forest lands that circle the peninsula. Brief presentations that interpret forest ecosystem are crucial to understanding of the forested upper watershed of the Dungeness.

Seeks to preserve and enhance the Dungeness River Watershed Planning Area through an ecosystem approach to restoring its physical and biological health.

Olympic is like many magical parks in one. A day’s exploration can take you from breathtaking mountain vistas with meadows of wildflowers to colorful ocean tide pools. Take some time to explore its different faces!

Discover 600 birds of North America through sounds and pictures. Many bird species may even be recognised solely based on the call or song, and in the case of a wide range of species it is easier to hear the bird rather than see it.

Looking for lodging on the Olympic Peninsula? You’ll find an array of options from majestic lodges to cozy B&B’s, traditional hotels to campgrounds and RV parks.  The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is the official regional destination marketing organization and can help you plan your trip.