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The Friends of Hooven Forest are committed to preserving Hooven Forest as a whole, integrated ecosystem that serves as an environmental, recreational, and social resource for the benefit of the people, animals, plants and ecosystems of the surrounding community, the county of Snohomish, and the state of Washington.
Hooven Forest is 183+ acres of second-growth legacy forest forest and wetlands located between Hooven Bog and Crystal Lake, in south Snohomish County, north of Woodinville, and south of Maltby, WA. Within the forest are 100 year old Douglas firs, Western red cedars, big leaf maples and other native vegetation, as well as large wetland areas, seasonal creeks, and a variety of wildlife habitats. The forest is currently used for passive recreation and has a community developed trail system. It is home to native wildlife such as coyote, deer, mountain beaver, pileated woodpeckers, and other native bird species, mammals and reptiles.
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