What is the largest forest in Canada?

Answer 1

The General Sherman tree - a giant Sequoia in the Sequoia National Park in California. It's also one the very few trees that has it's own name!

Answer 2

The tallest tree in Canada is in Carmanah valley on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Its called the Carmanah giant and its height is 96m. The largest living tree in Canada in terms of wood volume is the Cheewat giant. It is a red cedar very close to Carmanah. The largest living Douglas fir is also of note. It is called the red creek fir and is located south of Carmanah outside of a town called port renfrew. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

The Royal Botanical Gardens of Canada is the largest botanical garden in Canada. Housing more than 2450 acres of nature sanctuaries with specialized habitats and environments for endangered or special case plant species and types, the Royal Botanical Gardens cares for a wide variety of flora.

Answer 4

Draped like a green scarf across the shoulders of North America, the boreal or "northern" forest is Canada's largest biome or environmental community

Answer 5

New Brunswick is one of the provinces of Canada that has the most trees. Fall is a beautiful time of year to take a visit to New Brunswick to appreciate it's splendor and beauty.