Evergreen forests consist of trees that do not shed their leaves throughout the year.

They are found in many parts of the world.
They have ecological and environmental benefits including carbon storage, preservation of biodiversity etc.

They are preferably found in colder climates than warmer climates.
Evergreen forests help keep the environment cooler thereby reducing heat-stress in plants.
They also contribute to the paper industry, and timber industry.

These forests are home to many endangered species, such as the Siberian tiger, the giant panda, and the orangutan.
They also make beautiful tourist destinations which attract millions of tourists every year.
Various efforts are being made all over the world to protect and preserve evergreen forests.

Acacias, magnolia, and conifers are some of the trees that form a part of evergreen forests.