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Wood elf and forest gnome seem obviously well suited to it thematically, but there's nothing stopping you doing whatever you want if Dragonborn druid seems cool.
Seriously tho, Forest Gnome gives you both Darkvision and Speak with Animals which is a TON of fun in Larian games like BG3. Wood Elf is just strong but the subraces attributes just give you more movement and proficiency in stealth and have nothing to do with Druid things. If you don’t care about the Darkvision from Elf then you might as well be a Lightfoot Halfling instead of a Wood Elf.
If you want to build something around a story you can create a peaceful half-orc that has a garden in Baldur’s Gate and RP to your hearts content. Really create whatever you want!
Depending on how the racial traits and ability scores are balanced at release, I am leaning towards elf or maybe dwarf.
Elves get free perception proficiency and resistance to charm and sleep magic. In terms of sub-races for elf, (which are essentially just a set of bonus features) wood elves get faster movement and high elves get a free cantrip; so a lot of cool stuff.
Dwarves get some neat stuff, too. Poison resistance can be helpful. I'm not sure what the crafting is like, but the tool proficiency could come in handy. The bonus HP from hill dwarf will likely be wasted, but mountain dwarves maybe get an extra ability score point.
I would say Half-Orc, but I am skeptical that their feature that leaves them at 1 hp will trigger while in animal form.
All their features including more damage dice when doing a critical hit will trigger, despite being in bear form you are still a Half-Orc.