College of the Environment Graduate and Undergraduate Publications
Date Permissions Signed
3-8-2024
College Affiliation
Huxley College of the Environment
Date of Award
Winter 2024
Document Type
Environmental Impact Assessment
Department or Program Affiliation
Department of Environmental Sciences
Department
Environmental Sciences
First Advisor
Leo Bodensteiner
Abstract
This Environmental Impact Assessment was conducted on account of the extensive damage to site conditions at Sourdough Mountain. The proposed areas of action would focus on National Park lands, within the parameters of Sourdough, that withstood severe, extensive degradation as a result of a wildfire outbreak in Summer of 2023. Deforestation throughout the Skagit basin, with particular focus surrounding Sourdough Mountain, was investigated in relation to critical assessments and analyses of natural and built environmental factors throughout the mountain.
Type
Text
Keywords
Environmental Impact Assessments, ESCI 493, Reforestation, Sourdough Mountain Fire
Subject – LCSH
Douglas fir--Washington (State)--North Cascades National Park; Reforestation--Washington (State)--North Cascades National Park; Environmental impact analysis--Washington--North Cascades National Park
Geographic Coverage
North Cascades National Park (Wash.)
Format
application/pdf
Genre/Form
Environmental Impact Statements
Language
English
Rights
Copying of this document in whole or in part is allowable only for scholarly purposes. It is understood, however, that any copying or publication of this document for commercial purposes, or for financial gain, shall not be allowed without the author’s written permission.
Recommended Citation
Burgh, Samantha; Lankford, Brandon; Natario, Spencer; Silva, Mikaela; and Strecker, Maggie, "Environmental Impact Assessment for Reforestation of Douglas Fir After The 2023 Sourdough Mountain Fire" (2024). College of the Environment Graduate and Undergraduate Publications. 89.
https://cedar.wwu.edu/huxley_stupubs/89
Comments
This document is an Environmental Impact Assessment, conducted in accordance the Elements of the Environment prescribed in Washington Advisory Code 197-11.
Document includes: a cover page, followed by a signature page signed by all the authors, and an executive summary that provides an overview of the project.