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The article focuses on the issue of poaching in the forests of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. It states that several pillagers try to steal moss, salal, fir boughs and other temperate rainforest plants from the Olympic National Park of Washington and mentions about the threats faced by investigating officers from illegal traffickers in forest products trade. It informs that some landowners in the rain forest have deployed private contractors for controlling poachers and also discusses the harvesting and the trade of timber and forest products which take place at the Olympic Peninsula. It also mentions about the impact of poaching on the environmental and labor conditions of this region.

The article evaluates several lodge trip services being offered in the U.S. in the year 2012 including, Spring in Appalachia service in North Carolina, Ridges, River, Rainforest, and Waves service in Olympic National Park, Washington, and Cape Cod Summer Sampler service in Massachusetts.

A personal narrative is presented that explores the author's experience of travelling to the Hoh River Trail at the Olympic National Park in Washington.

The author presents a personal narrative of visiting the Olympic National Park forest.