Coastal
The Coastal forest is a rare rainforest; its warm, wet climate and rich soil is found on less than 0.2% of the Earth's surface.
Montane
Montane boasts Canada’s only true desert, even with many lakes, its ecosystem is prone to catastrophic wildfires.
Subalpine
Subalpine forest stretches through BC and Alberta, boasting a cool climate, longer winters, and shorter growing season.
Columbia
Columbia accounts for barely 1% of Canada's forest; the small yet mighty inland forest is lush with dense vegetation.
Grasslands
Grasslands are rich in biodiversity, home to a wide array of plants and wildlife, and play a crucial role in agriculture.
Boreal
Canada's boreal forest is the largest intact forest on Earth; 3 million sq. km without roads, cities or industry.
Great Lakes – Gulf of St. Lawrence
Great Lakes - GSL is a temperate broadleaf and mixed forest area with a coastal climate of warm summers and cold and snowy winters.
Carolinian
Carolinian forest is a small region with an extremely high biodiversity of forest species, over 500 of which are considered rare.
Acadian
Acadian Forest is rich in species and undergrowth; the mature forest has trees with trunks reaching up to a metre across.
