Species of the Puget Sound and Salish Sea regions
Explore the plants and animals within the Puget Sound and Salish Sea watersheds using the species lists available on this page (in the left margin of a desktop browser or toward the bottom of a smartphone browser). You can also query species directly using the search box below, although results will not be available for every species in the region. The search box only searches our available species lists, which we will continue to update. In some cases, species accounts are provided by the Encyclopedia of Life and NatureServe, as well as regional sources where available.
- Ursus arctos- (Brown Bear)
- Urtica dioica- (Stinging Nettle)
- Urtica dioica ssp. gracilis- (Stinging Nettle)
- Urtica dioica ssp. holosericea- (Stinging Nettle)
- Urtica urens- (Burning Nettle)
- Urticina sp
- Urticina sp.
- Urticina spp.- (Striped Anemone)
- Usnea hesperina
- Usnea longissima- (Beard Lichen)
- Usnea pacificana
- Usnea sphacelata- (Beard Lichen)
- Usnea wirthii
- Uta stansburiana- (Side-blotched Lizard)
- Utricularia cornuta- (Horned Bladderwort)
- Utricularia gibba- (Humped Bladderwort)
- Utricularia inflata- (Swollen Bladderwort)
- Utricularia intermedia- (Flatleaf Bladderwort)
- Utricularia macrorhiza- (Greater Bladderwort)
- Utricularia minor- (Lesser Bladderwort)
- Utricularia ochroleuca- (Northern Bladderwort)
