Oak Patch NAP
Oak Patch NAP 
Oak Patch NAP Vegetation 

This small 17-acre site preserves an Oregon white oak woodland and an Oregon white oak-Douglas-fir mosaic which is extremely unusual on the Kitsap Peninsula, and represents a vanishing woodland community in the Puget Trough.  Spring wildflowers such as fawn lilies, chocolate lilies, and camas lilies thrive on this site.  (Mason County)
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Michele Zukerberg
South Puget Sound Region Natural Areas Manager
360-825-1631
michele.zukerberg@dnr.wa.gov

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