Ecozones

• Arctic Cordillera

  Rugged mountains, glaciers, and fjords dominate this icy Arctic landscape.
• Northern Arctic

  Extreme cold, barren tundra, and polar desert characterize this harsh ecosystem.
• Southern Arctic

  Tundra landscapes with low-growing vegetation and permafrost, home to polar bears and caribou.
• Hudson Plains

  A flat, marshy landscape with sparse vegetation and permafrost in some areas.
• Taiga Plains

  Sprawling boreal forests and flat plains, with cold winters and short summers
• Boreal Cordillera

  A mix of boreal forests and rugged mountains, with cold temperatures and diverse wildlife.
• Taiga Shield

  Dense, boreal forests, numerous lakes, and rocky terrain characterize this remote ecosystem.
• Taiga Cordillera

  A blend of boreal forests and mountainous terrain, with cold temperatures and snowy winters.
• Pacific Maritime

  Mild, rainy climate with dense temperature rainforests and rugged coastlines.
• Montane Cordillera

  Mountainous terrain with alpine meadows, glaciers, and towering peaks.
• Prairie

  Endless grasslands, rolling hills, and vast agricultural fields define this ecosystem.
• Boreal Shield

  A rugged landscape dominated by boreal forests, rocky terrain, and thousands of lakes.
• Boreal Plains

  A vast expanse of flat terrain covered by boreal forests, lakes, and wetlands.
• Atlantic Maritime

  This coastal ecosystem experiences mild temperatures, heavy rainfall, and dense forests.
• Mixedwood Plains

  This ecosystem is characterized by fertile soil, deciduous forests, and abundant agriculture.