Canada's forest regions

Canada’s 348 million hectares of forested and other wooded land is 25% of the world’s natural forest
Canada has the highest amount of forested land per capita in the world
More than 50% of Canada’s primary forest remains more or less intact

Forests of the north:
Boreal forest (taiga) is the largest forested region of Canada
Every province except Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
Forests of the west:
Forest regions: Subalpine, montane, coast, Columbia
Forests of the east:
Forest regions: Deciduous, Great-Lakes-St. Lawrence, Acadian