# Forest Species > A field guide to the world’s forest trees ## Posts - [Mountain Ash](https://forestspecies.com/mountain-ash/): The tallest flowering plant on Earth, from the wet mountain forests of southeastern Australia. - [Kapok](https://forestspecies.com/kapok/): A giant of the rainforest canopy with huge buttress roots and fluffy, floating seed fibre. - [Big-leaf Mahogany](https://forestspecies.com/big-leaf-mahogany/): The original “true mahogany” of fine furniture, now protected by international trade rules. - [Teak](https://forestspecies.com/teak/): Prized for its golden, weather-proof timber, native to South and Southeast Asia. - [Silver Birch](https://forestspecies.com/silver-birch/): A graceful pioneer tree with white bark, and the national tree of Finland. - [Scots Pine](https://forestspecies.com/scots-pine/): The pine with the largest natural range on Earth, from Scotland to eastern Siberia. - [English Oak](https://forestspecies.com/english-oak/): Europe’s great oak, supporting more wildlife than almost any other native tree. - [Sugar Maple](https://forestspecies.com/sugar-maple/): Source of maple syrup and the blaze of autumn colour across eastern North America. - [Western Red Cedar](https://forestspecies.com/western-red-cedar/): The “tree of life” of the Pacific Northwest Coast, with rot-resistant, fragrant wood. - [Douglas-fir](https://forestspecies.com/douglas-fir/): A towering conifer of western North America and one of the world’s most important timber trees. - [Giant Sequoia](https://forestspecies.com/giant-sequoia/): The largest tree on Earth by volume, found in about 70 mountain groves. - [Coast Redwood](https://forestspecies.com/coast-redwood/): The tallest tree on Earth, growing in the fog belt of the Pacific coast. ## Pages - [Contact](https://forestspecies.com/contact/): Questions, corrections, species suggestions or photo contributions — send us a note and we will get back to you. - [About](https://forestspecies.com/about/): We believe that knowing a tree by name is the first step toward caring for it. - [Species](https://forestspecies.com/species/): Browse our growing collection of forest species from six continents. Search by name, or filter by forest type. - [Home](https://forestspecies.com/): From redwoods that touch the clouds to the kapok giants of the Amazon — explore clear, beautiful profiles of forest species from every continent. [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)