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5 Mid Subarctic Forest (Michikamau) 6 High Boreal Forest (Lake Melville) 7 Mid Boreal Forest (Paradise River) 8 Low Subarctic Forest (Mecatina River) 9 String Bog (Eagle River Plateau) 10 Forteau Barrens Ecoregions of Newfoundland 5 Avalon Forest 7 Eastern Hyper-Oceanic Barrens 8 Long Range Barrens A Southern Long Range Subregion B Buchans ...
This dashboard is intended to illustrate the current wildfire status for the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Data within this application is updated 4 times daily on a six hour schedule beginning at 10:30AM NST (10:00AM AST in most of Labrador), and represents the most up-to-date information available at this time.
Feature Layer displaying the Forestry Management Districts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Newfoundland is comprised of 9 ecoregions and 21 sub-ecoregions. Avalon Forest. This ecoregion represents a sheltered outlier within the more open and exposed Maritime Barrens Ecoregion. Pure stands of Balsam Fir with a significant mixture of White Birch and Yellow Birch dominate this region.
Provides detailed mapping, from aerial photography, of nearly all Municipalities and surrounding areas with the exception of the Cities of St. John’s and Mount Pearl. There are 3100 maps at 1:2500 scale, and 283 maps at 1:5000 scale.
The forests of Newfoundland and Labrador form the most eastern part of the Boreal Forest Region of North America. The forests are relatively small, primarily coniferous trees intermixed with hardwoods. The variety of species is quite limited.
Black spruce forests are found throughout Newfoundland, with most widespread distributions in the central part of the island. Balsam fir forests are dominant in western, northern and eastern Newfoundland. The different ecoregions of Newfoundland are outlined on the map above.
