• The Pacific West coast tree library and catalogs of habitats has 3 climatic regions: temperate Washington, subtropical and desert California dreamin, Oregon, Idaho. Each region in the west has a unique habitat in the tree library & catalogs. The largest Pacific goes through mild weather to extreme temperatures, that’s why forest rangers have keep a record/ data of the catalog in the tree library.
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Washington evergreen green state unique library & catalogs of ponderosa & white bark support Cascade range, and Mount Rainier in particular during unexpected change of La Niña/ El Niño in the Pacific Ocean that brings atmospheric pressure. Mountain sheets have to keep cool temperature for snow and water balance. Tree library support catalog of marshes, swamp, stream, rivers. Ecosystem management is crucial for the hydrological cycle in the west. A healthy amount of rainfall for healthy crops and forest.

California being the frostless belt in the Subtropical need adequate rain in the wetland San Francisco for protection/ conservation. The tallest Redwood tree is the backbone in the largest Pacific that overcomes extreme challenges where the wind intensifies wildfires in scorching heat. The wetland in the Pacific is the largest supply chain.
The mightiest Joshua Tree in the library and catalog in the desert region of Mojave champions in the world lowest point. Joshua stands the test of time around the sun ( climatic control). The Rockies, mountain ranges Sierra Nevada offers an exceptional catalogs of habitats.

Forest rangers work tirelessly to meet expectations and face challenges of unexpected weather conditions and extreme temperatures. They have to continuously and meticulously monitor and upgrade data of tree library and catalogs in the wetland, and climatic regions in the Pacific Coastlines. Forest rangers and Farmers are needed ito protect land surface, revamp Tree library of congress & Catalogs to find solutions and fight climate change.

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