Cascade Head catchfly inhabits grassy meadows and rocky bluffs or outcrops adjacent to the Pacific Ocean.
Limiting factors
This species has a very restricted distribution and consists of only a few small populations. Habitat loss and fragmentation due to development have impacted Cascade Head catchfly. Competition with invasive plants, recreational activities, and herbivory can also be harmful to this species.
Data gaps
Develop methods to reduce leaf litter accumulations and promote propagation and reintroduction of Cascade Head catchfly.
Conservation actions
Manage recreation at known sites to prevent trampling. Maintain open habitat by removing encroaching shrubs.
