This document summarizes the key features of temperate rainforests, including their limited global distribution in parts of North America, Chile, and New Zealand. It notes that temperate rainforests receive over 200 cm of annual rainfall influenced by nearby oceans, support tall coniferous trees like Douglas fir alongside mosses and lichens, and are home to insects, squirrels, and birds. The document cites its sources as websites providing information on temperate rainforests and temperate forests.

1. By: Collin
And
Vishal

2. Location
There are 13 temperate rainforests in the
world
This is a small biome in terms of area
covered
The main stretch of this habitat are in:
1. Northwestern coast of North America
2. Chile
3. New Zealand

4. Latitude

5. Climate
• Average of 200 cm of rain
• Average annual temperature is 32° that is
influenced by the ocean near it
• Precipitation can fall in the form of rain or
snow

7. Vegetation
• Big coniferous trees dominate this habitat,
including Douglas fir and Western red cedar
• In addition to the trees, mosses and lichens
are common
• There is also many types of flowers and
vegetation growing

9. Animals
• Incest's
• Squirrels
• Birds
AND…

16. Adoptions

17. Fun and Interesting

18. Work cited
• The Temperate Rainforest
• http://www.mariette.edu/~biol/biomes/temp
erate.htm
• Temperate Forest
• http://www.slideshare.net/Rajikai/temperate-
forest-power-point-v2#btnNext