Terrestrial Ecozone?

Question

A descriptive description about the landforms of the Pacific Maritime ecozone.

Answer 1

Pacific Maritime ecozone is the most diverse in Canada, and perhaps the world. Its northern inland extent is primarily alpine tundra, whereas the picturesque northern coast features numerous fjords and valleys, with massive glaciers common in the mountains. To the south, the flat plains of the Fraser Valley are nestled within the ranges of the Coast Mountains, famous for their ancient and majestic temperate rainforests. In its marine areas are notable undersea kelp forests.

Lying on the Pacific Ring of Fire, it exhibits many hot springs.

Within this ecozone are a number of protected areas. These include:

Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site

Kluane National Park and Reserve

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

For other details refer to

1.ecosys.cfl.scf.rncan.gc.ca

2.en.wikipedia.org