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Trembling aspen

Douglas-fir

Douglas-fir is a large tree, reaching 85 metres on B.C’.s coast and 42 metres in the Interior.

Lodgepole pine

Lodgepole pine, the most abundant tree species in B.C., is marketed with interior spruce and subalpine fir as the SPF (spruce-pine-fir)

Ponderosa pine

Ponderosa pine is a large-crowned tree with a straight trunk. It is the largest of the western

Subalpine fir

Subalpine fir, also known as balsam or balsam fir, grows throughout B.C.’s interior and is

Western hemlock

Western hemlock, the most plentiful tree species on B.C.’s coast, is used for general construction,

Western larch

Western larch is produced predominantly as part of the Douglas-fir-larch species mix.

Western red cedar

Western red cedar is a resilient and versatile species that can be used in a

Western white pine

Western white pine is commonly found in the drier parts of Vancouver Island and the

White + Engelmann spruce

White spruce and Engelmann spruce are found across B.C.’s interior. They are part of the

Trembling aspen

Trembling aspen is a slender, graceful tree with smooth, greenish white bark and distinctive leaves

Paper (white) birch

Paper birch is intolerant of shade, so it thrives in open clearings and younger forests