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Forests, Dry Country and Coastal Life
Martinique's wetter northern forests and drier southern vegetation support noticeably different nature outings. The coast adds mangroves and marine habitats to that landward contrast.
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The change in plants is part of what makes a journey across the island interesting. Look for ferns and tall trees in northern forest areas, then compare the more drought-tolerant vegetation of the south. Hummingbirds are among the island's familiar wildlife; mangroves and reefs point to the ecological importance of its shores.
What to look for
Ferns and large trees mark the wetter forest of the north.
Drought-tolerant plants become more prominent in drier southern areas.
Hummingbirds and mangrove habitats add different scales of life to a nature outing.
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