A notable habitat on the site is alpine heath, which occurs inland from the tops of the sea cliffs.

It also occurs inland to the mountains of Virginia and Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.

It also occurs inland beneath the rainforest canopy, particularly on limestone scree.

Species occurring inland feed upon earthworms and insect larvae.

Sometimes Karaka occurs inland, usually the result of Māori plantings near former village sites.

A few species occur inland, in association with alkaline habitats in arid zones.

Most animal species on the Connecticut side of the Sound also occur inland, but some are much more abundant along the shore.

In river estuaries it can occur 10 to 15 miles inland.

Heavy rainfall occurred across the coast and further inland due to the storm.

In Antarctica many such lakes occur inland, some on shelf ice close to sea level, others high among mountains or nunataks.