Seward Park Sword Fern Die-off

Reports of plausible, small die-off sites have come in from Blakeley Harbor, on the southern part of Bainbridge Island, and Timberlake Park,...

The Sword Fern Die-Off at Seward Park   (and a few other Puget Sound locations) Paul Shannon, Friends of Seward Park pshannon@...

Seward Park, 15 acres, first observed 2014, severity 10 Suquamish (private property), 2 acres, 2010, severity 10 Indianola > 1 acre,...

Tuesday (July 11th) of this week I visited two new candidate die-off sites: A vacation home's yard outside of Baring, Washington,  a...

At risk of offering a suggestion that has more than likely already been examined as obvious, the photos in your blog appear as if ...

Beyond Kitsap Peninsula, across the Hood Canal, there is a greenbelt in Port Ludlow, ca. 2000x400 feet. It is a second-growth forest primar...

An informal regional Puget Sound map, with dots showing verified and candidates die-off sites, size and color a very rough indicator of stat...