The northwest coast culture area of Canada, characterized by a maritime climate, experiences mild, wet winters and cool, dry summers. This region benefits from abundant rainfall, which supports lush forests and a rich biodiversity, including numerous fish and marine life. The temperate climate allows Indigenous peoples to thrive by relying on fishing, hunting, and gathering, fostering a deep connection to the natural environment. Coastal winds and ocean currents also influence weather patterns, contributing to the area's unique ecological and cultural landscape.
wet and rainy
it is hot
the tlingit culture were located in the Northwest coast. thats why there nickname is the northwest coast people.
It is either arctic subarctic northwest coast plateau great plains northeast woodlands
marine
marine
Northwest Northeast West Coast Prairies East Coast The Maritimes
west coast
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how native Americans use natural resources to survive
In the Pacific Northwest Coast. British Columbia, Canada
Northwest coast and Subarctic are much warmer the Arctic. The land is more forest-like and has more animals in the Northwest coast and Subarctic. The Arctic culture live in snowhouses, and the other live in wigwams and longhouses. the main source of food for Northwest is salmon, Subarctic is most wildlife and Arctic ate mainly seal.