Indicator: Acres of Priority Habitat
Sustainability Snapshot:
The Puget Sound region contains an enormous variety of habitats, each supporting diverse communities of plant and animal life. Freshwater wetlands, old-growth forests, shrub-steppe, estuarine wetlands, nearshore marine, subtidal are all examples of significant habitat types critical to a diverse array of species. Extensive development, land use conversion and the introduction of non-native and invasive species have destroyed or degraded significant areas of functioning habitat over the past 100 years.
Sustainability Trend:
Data for thsi indicator is still under development.
Data Discussion
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