By Tom Chichak. The Boreal Forest Covers 11% of the world. Located in Russia, Scandinavia, Canada, & Alaska.

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Presentation transcript:

By Tom Chichak

The Boreal Forest Covers 11% of the world. Located in Russia, Scandinavia, Canada, & Alaska.

Long Winters -70 degrees Celsius. Short Summers 30 degrees Celsius and higher. Moderate Precipitation

Norway SpruceDouglas FirScotch PineWhite Birch The Boreal Forest is home to many deciduous and coniferous trees.

A layer of plant litter lines the forest floor with nutrients. In extreme regions the subsoil is permanently frozen. Acidic Low Fertility Thin

Grizzly BearReindeerArctic Fox RedstartEurasian Green WoodpeckerSnowy Owl

Harvesting of animals and plants Lumber Pulp

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