New Brunswick
New Brunswick lies entirely within the Acadian Forest Region — a biologically distinct zone that blends boreal and temperate tree species unique to the Atlantic Maritime ecozone. The Acadian forest is recognized as one of Canada's most ecologically distinct forest types, and its native plant communities differ meaningfully from the boreal forests of central Canada and the temperate forests of New England. The Bay of Fundy coastline supports particularly rare plant communities shaped by the world's highest tides.
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