- The Anderson Homestead Unit includes meadows and riparian habitat and provides foot access to the Bogachiel River. Roosevelt elk and black-tailed deer use the meadows year round, especially early morning and late evening. Bald eagle, osprey, and dipper are common along the river and numerous songbirds use the unit’s diverse habitat. The unit is managed as elk winter forage habitat and riparian habitat.
- Olympic Wildlife Area (wdfw.wa.gov)
The Olympic Wildlife Area is primarily found in Grays Harbor County, with the Anderson Homestead unit located in Clallam County. The wildlife area has approximately 1,480 acres of land, and its estuary and wetland habitats support a diversity of wildlife including big and small game species, songbirds, as well as native and federally endangered fish populations. This wildlife area includes a wide range of important fish and wildlife habitats including riparian, estuarine, freshwater wetland, old-growth/mature forest, upland meadow, and coastal prairie systems.
