Ecological Region Maps

Each Ecological Wall Map offers a detailed exploration of the unique landscapes of these states, with Level IV classes symbolized and listed in the key for easy reference. For additional context, an inset Level III reference map is included, ensuring a broader understanding of the ecoregional divisions. 

Level III ecoregions provide a broad-scale classification of large areas with similar ecological characteristics, focusing on major climate, vegetation, and landform patterns.

In contrast, Level IV ecoregions offer a finer-scale, more detailed classification within Level III regions, capturing smaller-scale ecological variations such as specific soil types and microclimates.

While Level III ecoregions are useful for general environmental planning and regional assessments, Level IV ecoregions are designed for more precise, site-specific management and local conservation efforts.

These EcoRegion Wall Maps are rich in detail, featuring a wide array of reference labels that highlight cities, towns, and places. Explore state parks, alpine ski areas, major highways, and prominent summits.

Essential landmarks such as National Park units, Indian Reservations, and National Wildlife Refuges are clearly marked, enhancing your geographical knowledge.

The Pacific Crest Trail and Pacific Northwest Trail are also prominently displayed, offering insights into these renowned hiking routes.

Each map is crafted to provide a thorough and engaging representation of the ecological diversity across these states. Whether for educational purposes, planning adventures, or simply deepening your understanding of the region's geography, these Ecological or EcoRegion Wall Maps are indispensable tools for enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Explore the landscapes of Alaska, California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington with precision and clarity.

Printed on heavy weight paper.