Did you know that the 2010 winter Olympics took place in the Pacific Maritime ecozone!

The Pacific Maritime ecozone is home to Canada's only rainforest.

This ecozone has alot of wild animals such as white-tailed deer, grizzly bears, and mountain lions.

The tallest Sitka Spruce tree in this world can be found in this ecozone. It's 95m tall.

There is 70.57% of igneous rock and 18.68% of sedimentary rock in this ecozone.

Some Red Ceder trees in this ecozone are about 2,000 years old.

One of the biggest tourists attraction in this ecozone is Rockies and the rainforest.

There is whale watching in this ecozone. 

The soil in this ecozone is very rich in minerals and humus, which means it's good for vegetation.

In this ecozone there's alot of mountains. This means there is lots of Relief precipitation.

The Pacific Maritimes are protected by environmentalists.

Pacific Maritime is one of the smallest ecozones.

About 3 million people live in this ecozone.

 It has a Maritime climate which means it has cool summers and mild winters.

The pacific Maritimes have some of the tallest mountains in the world.