Borogovian coastal forests

The Borogovian coastal forests are a temperate broadleaf and mixed forest region located in the northwest of Parania. The ecoregion covers the coastlines across the countries of Cagneux, Hargenland, New Acheson and Apelchem and despite having a very small region in size, the forests have a wide diversity in plants, fungi, birds and animals.
== Flora ==
Dominating species range between oaks and maples, with the most common species being sycamores (Acer pseudoplatanus), pedunculate oaks (Quercus robur), northern red oaks (Quercus rubra), and cherry-plums (Prunus cerasifera). 
== Fauna ==
A wide variety of animals are spotted in the forest with the most commonly observed including red deer, red squirrels, water shrews, red foxes, hawfinches, great tits, sparrowhawks, Panstivo snails, culpeos, rooks, and migrating and vagrant populations of reinaverdas. The most often seen are red foxes and culpeos with populations reaching up to 100,000 animals each. Rabbits and hares were once commonly seen individuals in the forests but overhunting and the overpopulation of foxes and culpeos has caused their populations to plummet with just around 800 individuals living across the forests today. Wolves, jackals and darolles occasionally wander into the forests but often leave if they can't find any prey due to a large vegetation span hiding a lot of animals.