Rocky Mountain forests

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Rocky Mountain forests are a major North American montane forest region characterized by conifer-dominated woodlands, rugged terrain, and diverse wildlife spanning the length of the Rocky Mountains.

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Rocky Mountain forests canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coniferous forest
montane forest ecoregion
temperate forest biome
biome temperate coniferous forest
borderedBy alpine tundra
foothill grasslands
sagebrush steppe
climate cold winters
cool summers
snow-dominated precipitation
commonInsectDisturbance mountain pine beetle
spruce beetle
commonTreeSpecies Douglas-fir NERFINISHED
Engelmann spruce NERFINISHED
lodgepole pine
ponderosa pine
quaking aspen
subalpine fir
continent North America
contributesTo Colorado River headwaters NERFINISHED
Columbia River headwaters NERFINISHED
Missouri River headwaters NERFINISHED
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
disturbanceRegime insect outbreaks
wildfire
windthrow
dominantTreeGenus Abies
Picea
Pinus NERFINISHED
Pseudotsuga NERFINISHED
dominantVegetation coniferous trees
ecosystemService carbon storage
recreation opportunities
soil stabilization
water regulation
wildlife habitat
elevationRange lower alpine ecotone
montane zone
subalpine zone
extendsFrom New Mexico NERFINISHED
extendsTo Alberta NERFINISHED
British Columbia NERFINISHED
hasSoilType glacial till soils
rocky shallow soils
hydrology headwaters of major rivers
locatedIn Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
partOf Rocky Mountain ecosystem
protectedBy national forests
national parks
wilderness areas
supportsSpecies American black bear NERFINISHED
American marten NERFINISHED
Canada lynx NERFINISHED
Clark's nutcracker NERFINISHED
Steller's jay NERFINISHED
bighorn sheep
elk
gray wolf
great gray owl
grizzly bear
moose
mountain goat
mountain lion
mule deer
northern goshawk
various woodpeckers
white-tailed deer
terrain deep valleys
rugged mountains
steep slopes
threat climate change
invasive species
logging
urban expansion
wildfire regime change
usedFor livestock grazing
outdoor recreation
timber production
tourism

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Nearctic ecozone hasMajorEcoregionGroup Rocky Mountain forests