Forest practices. Coniferous forests are the dominant forest type throughout the Puget Sound basin, with the exception of areas with relatively frequent natural disturbance (e.g., landslides, wind stress), or soils that would not support conifers (e.g., rocky headlands, shallow soils). The age structure, density, diversity, and connectivity of existing riparian forests are important characteristics that determine the types and level of functions provided. a. Water Quality
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Sources: WDFW Agreement 08 1185, WDFW Agreement 08 1185