Landscape
The country is made up of a mixture of Montane ecosystem with a vast array of alpine mountains, subalpine regions, temperate forests, and Mediterranean coastlines. The main mountain range that separates Eifenlana from Reedley has some of the tallest mountain in the world.
Climate/Weather
The climate ranges from humid hot summers to freezing below zero winters. The land sees a lot of precipitation in many kinds of forms most notably holding records for the most rainfall that can occur in one region. Thankfully due to the mountainous land, wind isn't as much of an issue as it is in it's neighboring region.
Natural Resources
Many different types of natural resources are easily accessible within the country. Reedley is a known export of natural gas as well as ground water from the glacial run offs of the mountains. Lakes and rivers are filled with a vast array of fresh water fish used in a variety of fishing exports. The Sea is also accessible opening the door for salt water fish. Traditional hunting and gathering methods are affective within the mountain regions for a variety of fauna and flora that the mountains and forests can provide. Wood is also often logged and the mountains are excavated for mineral exports.
Seasons
The entire region experiences regulated seasonal changes featuring the main four different seasons. It is expected that further up north winters are a lot harsher than they are further south. Spring and falls see a lot more rainfall than the other two seasons which causes flooding to often occur amongst its various rivers.
Animals
A large variety of birds, mammals, insects, and fish reside within Reedley creating an abundance within the ecosystem. Some of the most notable animals are bears, wolves, deer, loons, boards, goats, and much more. Some of the more dangerous creatures not seen as often include elementals, dragons, and basilisks.
Plants
The plant life within Reedley consists of a variety of unique trees that make up the heart of the countries forests. Broadleaf trees, pine, conifers and so much more. Within the alpine regions there are less plant life but still some nonetheless. A variety of larch, hemlock, and firs can be found tucked away within the mountain regions and amongst the grasslands. Aside from the trees, the land is known for the berry producing plants that can be heavily found throughout the forests.