52 Douglas-fir-Pacific ponderosa pine/oceanspray forest Dry Douglas-fir dominated mixed conifer forests with shrub understories are located in the U.S. Rocky Mountains and northeastern Cascade Range in the dry Douglas-fir zone. Pacific ponderosa pine is a common codominant in this forest type; however, fire exclusion has reduced the presence of the less shade-tolerant ponderosa pine. This fuelbed was developed based on data from the North Cascades National Park Service Complex. 240,260,310,320,330 2 1 118 2 3 2

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