The Coast Range fawn lily is found in a variety of habitat types, including open meadows, brushland, rocky cliffs, open to closed coniferous forests, and at the edges of sphagnum bogs.
Limiting factors
This species is endemic to Oregon’s Coast Range and is known from only six primary sites. Plant collection, herbivory, fungal infection (Douglas fir blight), and impacts to habitat from logging have adversely affected the Coast Range fawn lily.
Data gaps
Evaluate current abundance and distribution relative to that which existed historically. Assess population genetics.
Conservation actions
Survey potential habitat for new populations. Continue efforts to protect known sites and monitor populations. Collect and store seeds. Consider reintroductions.
