Dense forests of western red cedar and western hemlock, groves of Garry oak, extensive prairies, and swamps provide just a glimpse at the amazing biodiversity of this ecoregion. The Puget Lowland Forests ecoregion is known for its rich variety of birds, amphibians, and snails. What's more, this ecoregion's Fraser River provides essential spawning habitat for several species of salmon and trout. Every year, the river attracts a wide diversity of hungry wildlife in search of the large fish, including bald eagles, harbor seals, and raccoons.
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