You can see the forest for the trees.

Canada’s Boreal forest

Canadian boreal forest represents 25% of the world’s remaining forests.

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Canada’s Boreal forest, also known as the boreal forest or taiga, is a vast ecological region characterized by its coniferous trees and rich biodiversity. This expansive forest spans across Canada and into Alaska, covering an area larger than the Amazon rainforest. The boreal forest plays a crucial role in global carbon storage and acts as a habitat for numerous wildlife species.

For more information about Canada’s Boreal forest, you can visit The Pew Charitable Trusts website and explore its remarkable features and significance.