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Meet: the pine needles. Did you know that the needles from a pine tree and the needles from a spruce are not identical? Comment below if you know how they differ!

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Here's a nice project idea to try at home with your friends or your family: leaf painting! Click here to watch a short tutorial to find out how to create cool paintings with tree leaves you can find in your own backyard.

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Here's the leaf from a maple tree. Typically Canadian, eh! 🇨🇦

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Here's a yellow birch

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Here's a website to find all kinds of interesting information about Canadian forests.

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Forest classification | Natural Resources Canada

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Detailed information for 12 of Canada's terrestrial forested ecozones is compiled in the National Forest Inventory, a collaborative effort between the federal, provincial and territorial governments. The Arctic ecozones - Arctic Cordillera, Northern Arctic, Southern Arctic - and the James Bay islands in the Hudson Plains ecozone are not inventoried because they are not forested.