Canada's Coastal Forests Nature's Microworlds : Season 2 Episode 1

Canada's coastal forests, stretching along the Pacific from the US border north and way into Alaska, bound by mountains, are among the richest biotopes. A hectare there supports more plants then in any rain-forest, the waters feed exceptionally rich fish schools, especially hearings, attracting scores of predators, often migrating, even humpback whales. On land, the lordly predators are bears, eagles and wolves.