Trees were important to the Northwest Coast people because they used them to make dugout canoes which they used to hunt whales.
Willow trees grow near the west coast, but they do not grow within a couple hundred feet of the beach of the west coast, but they do grow in the west coast.
Trees are important. Trees give us oxygen for us to survive. Trees provide food and shelter for animals. Trees stops land slide soil erosion to stop coming.
Redwood
I'm not an expert of course, but I grew up in AZ where mesquite is everywhere, but have lived on the OR coast for almost 10 years. Mesquite Trees are a "dry" type of plant and have the ability to store water much like a cactus does. Because of this I would be more than likely to assume they would not do well on the Oregon coast due to its constant moisture and cooler temperatures.
trees are renewable because people r planting trees evry day (:
The people of the northwest coast had access to abundant natural resources such as salmon, shellfish, and cedar trees, which were important to their economy. These resources provided food, materials for trade, and allowed for the development of complex cultural practices.
trees! they played a huge part!
because all their suplies were made of trees
Cedar trees grew well in the area's climate
trees and plants
hunting and gathering
The resources were trees, bark from the trees, for clothing and houses, water- fish for the eating, water for drinking and resources from nearby plants for (many purposes, and female dogs.
usually northwest of Texas
Willow trees grow near the west coast, but they do not grow within a couple hundred feet of the beach of the west coast, but they do grow in the west coast.
for letting people understand that how important trees are for us and we have to plant trees and trees and trees all over the world.
No but there may be trees that where there.
People cut down trees so we can have something to write on and to wipe our butts! it's important because WE NEED PAPER! And for making things and to live