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Explain why many people consider British Columbia’s coastal forests a unique habitat that is important to protect.

Answer 1

When we think of rainforests, we think of broad-leafed plants and animals like monkeys, giant snakes and brightly-coloured frogs. We have a whole different type of rainforest in British Columbia—the coastal temperate rainforest. This rainforest consists of conifers, ferns and animals like deer and salamanders. The activities in this unit introduce the organisms and the primary characteristics of our coastal temperate rainforest. The trees of the coastal temperate rainforest use the 250 cm of annual rainfall and can live to be hundreds of years old (old growth trees), and grow to be approximately 90 metres tall. BC's coastal rainforest is dominated by coniferous trees, which makes it different from other temperate rainforests.

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Answer 2

British Columbia's coastal forests are temperate rain forests which are a home to unique species. These temperate forests are very important to protect because they are among the best store houses of carbon in the world.

Along with this it is important to protect this temperate rain forest because it is house for the Kermode black bear which is unique because of it's white color and it should be protected. Other native animals because of which this forest should be protected are raccoons, beavers, Canada geese.