- Aggregating anemone-Kingdom Animalia-Phylum Cnidaria-Class Anthozoa-2-10 cm in diameter; brightly colored
- sponges-Kingdom Animalia-Phylum Porifera-permanently attached to rocks; filters water thru sponges to get nutrients; no tissues
- Lichens (fruticose)-Kingdom Fungi-has a symbiotic relationship with fungi
- Lichens (crustose)-Kingdom Fungi-has a symbiotic relationship with fungi
- Salal-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Anthophyta-black berries with bigger leaves
- Plumose anemone-Kingdom Animalia-Phylum Cnidaria-Class Anthozoa-biradical symmetry; cells have stingers + venom touch-sensitive
- Mosses-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Bryophyta-does not produce seeds, produces sperm
- Lichens (foliose)-Kingdom Fungi-has a symbiotic relationship with fungi
- Sac fungus-Kingdom Fungi-Phylum Ascomycota-reproduces asexually; ex: truffles, yeast, etc
- Club fungus-Kingdom Fungi-Phylum Basidiomycota-reproduce sexual pores (spores on stems, leaves, etc)
- Limpets-Kingdom Animalia-Phylum Mollusca-Class Gastropoda
- Dull Oregon grape-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Anthophyta-berries like blueberries; large, pointy leaves
- Horsetails-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Pteridophyta
- Evergreen huckleberry-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Anthophyta-black berries with little leaves
- Pacific Madrone-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Anthophyta-strawberry-like flower; peeling, red bark
- Douglas fir-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Coniferophyta-needles stick out in all directions; little 'spikes' on pinecones
- Leafy liverwort-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Marchantiophyta
- Western red cedar-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Coniferophyta-scaly and flat needles; reddish bark
- Western hemlock-Kingdom Plantae-Phylum Coniferophyta-short and irregular needles; very small cones
- Sea lettuce-green algae-Superkingdom Archaeplastida