Cape Perpetua has been the center of interpretation and visitor services for the Siuslaw National Forest since the Visitor Center was constructed in 1967. The primary resources and themes of this program include temperate rainforest ecology, old growth conservation, endangered species, intertidal habitat, cultural and archaeological resources, forestry practices, and ethno-botany. In recent years, programs have focused on the current missions of the Siuslaw National Forest; Restoration, Recreation, and Partnerships.
We are currently expanding our education programs to serve local, distant, and underserved populations of young people in significant ways. We perform classroom visits, host field trips, and service learning projects which involve youth directly in Forest restoration work.
Director: Brian Hoeh
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