The Pacific Northwest Information Node (PNWIN) provides access to information and services relevant to ecological resources in the Pacific Northwest. Over the years, the Node has provided financial and technical support to projects that increase timely availability of regionally important datasets, consolidate dispersed data and information into common data structures and formats, and provide tools/applications that enhance exploration and understanding of data by users. More information about these projects can be found by using the links below, or by visiting the PNWIN Live Maps and Data page.

Supported Projects:

• Density Management Study, a collaborative effort among multiple agencies to research options for young stand management in northwestern forests.
• Lewis and Clark Wildlife Habitat Discovery, an interactive mapping application featuring historic and current depictions of the northwest section of the Lewis and Clark Trail, including wildlife and their habitats.
• MEAP-IHNV Fish Virus Database, a web-based mapping interface and database for the Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis Virus (IHNV).
• MEAP-VHSV Fish Virus Database, a web-based mapping interface and database for the Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Virus (VHSV).
• Midwinter Bald Eagle Count, a database housing survey data for bald eagles from 1986 to 2005.
• Monitoring Air Quality with Lichens, an interface for querying lichen air quality monitoring data across the US.
• Olympic National Park Crytogamic Database, a database with species profiles and images for mosses, lichens, and liverworts of Olympic National Park.

Legacy Projects:

• Cutthroat Trout Database, a database containing hundreds of literature references for this imperiled trout species.
• Tree Ecophysiology, a species- and location-specific database of ecophysiological variables used in modeling forested ecosystems of the Western US.
• Tree Ring Database, containing time series data of radial growth from tree ring research conducted in Oregon and Washington.