Stretching across northern latitudes, boreal forests—or taiga—form Earth's largest land biome, dominated by conifers like pine, spruce, and fir. They regulate climate, store carbon, and supply timber, paper, and habitat. Indigenous communities, wildlife, and the global climate all depend on these forests for survival and stability.
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