The bar graph illustrates the area of forest logged in Southwest region and the table shows the number of forest-dwelling species in the same region. Overall, whereas on the bar graph, there is an upward trend during the period given, on the table, all animals show downward trend.
To begin, it can be observed that in the bar chart, the number of acres of forest logged began at 75,000 in 1990, which was a half of the number of that in 2000. After this, the area of forest moderately increased, before reached at 225,000 in 2010.
In contrast, the number of forest-dwelling species in the Southwest reveals different trend. At first, birds were the largest species among manmals and amphibians in 1998, which was all-time-high among these species. All species had declined during the given period, especially the number of manmals appeared at 7 in 2008, a half of 1998, which was the lowest species among these three species.