Olympic National Park is a place where life is always in balance. From a tree growing out of a coastal seastack, to life on the glaciers, Olympic represents nature in varied forms.
Olympic National Park, located in northwestern Washington, was established in 1938 to preserve primeval forests, native Roosevelt elk, outstanding mountainous country, and rugged coastline.
Henry "Hank" Warren holds a degree in zoology from the University of California plus additional course work in ecology. During his National Park Service career, he has served as a naturalist in several National Parks. Hank's many years at Olympic National Park have qualified him to narrate the story of this hauntingly beautiful, incredibly lush, and varied national treasure.