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American Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) — also called Douglas-fir — is one of North America’s most important and iconic conifer species. Despite its name, it is not a true fir (Abies), but a member of its own genus, Pseudotsuga.
Native range: Western North America—from British Columbia and Alberta south through the Pacific Northwest to central California, and inland to the Rocky Mountains and northern Mexico
Uses and Importance
Wood: Strong, durable, and straight-grained; among the most important commercial timbers in North America
Used for construction lumber, plywood, beams, and flooring
Cultural value: Revered by Indigenous peoples for construction, canoes, and medicinal uses
