evergreen forest
Year-round green woods
An evergreen forest is woodland composed primarily of trees that retain their leaves year-round—conifers like pine, spruce, and fir, or broadleaf evergreens in tropical regions.
These forests maintain their green canopy through all seasons, unlike deciduous forests that shed leaves annually.
The trail wound through dense evergreen forest.
- conifersCone-producing trees
- Douglas firLarge Western North American conifer
- deerAntlered hoofed mammal
- bear habitatRegion where bears live
- tropical rainforestsWarm, wet forest ecosystems
temperate rainforests · ferns · cycads · microclimates · misty mountains · orchids · lianas · epiphytes · Pacific Northwest · logging roads · mosses · carbon sequestration · ecotourism · Congo Basin · magnolias · Southeast Asia · tigers · Himalayas
- forestswoods, pine trees, maple trees, spruce trees, grove
- biomesdesert, grassland, jungle, tundra, taiga
- forest landscapesrainforest, redwood grove, jungle, woodland, old growth
- habitatsocean, lake, river, pond, desert
- Northern Wildstaiga, arctic, subarctic, muskeg, permafrost
- State Foreststimber harvesting, ranger stations, trailheads, campgrounds, old growth
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