The biome characterized by evergreen forests and abundant rainfall is known as a temperate rainforest. This biome is typically located along coastal regions, where the climate supports high levels of precipitation and moderate temperatures. Temperate rainforests are home to towering trees, such as cedars, hemlocks, and coast redwoods, as well as diverse flora and fauna. The rich understory supports a variety of plant species and habitats for wildlife, including birds, mammals, and insects. These ecosystems play a crucial role in carbon sequestration and are vital for global biodiversity.