Stretching along British Columbia's north and central coast, the Great Bear Rainforest covers about 6.4 million hectares and is considered the largest remaining tract of unspoiled coastal temperate rainforest on the planet. It shelters old-growth cedar and spruce forests along with the rare white-coated "spirit bear."
Record no. MRB-2026-005668
World's Largest Intact Temperate Rainforest
Reference Record – Not Certified
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