Temperate forests are located within humid biomes of North America and Eurasia that have distinct warm and cool seasons. They are dominant in broadleaf (ie: oak, beech, maple) with a coniferous mixed in (ie: pine, fir, spruces).
Temperate rainforest: Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington
Temperate Mixed: Hillman State Park, Pennsylvania
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