Where in British Columbia are redwood trees found?

In British Columbia, redwood trees are primarily found in the coastal regions, particularly in the Great Bear Rainforest and along the Pacific coast near Vancouver Island. These areas provide the ideal climate and conditions for the growth of redwoods, which thrive in the temperate rainforest ecosystem. Notably, while the iconic coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) are more common in California, some of their northernmost populations can be found in BC.