The two pie chart show about the percentage of world forest in five different regions and the percentage of timber in each region.
Overall, africa has the largest proportion of the world’s forest while north america produces the most timber. There are clear differences between forest area and timber production in some regions.
Africa make up 27% of the global forest with the least of timber is 9%. Followed by North America at 25%. With the highest of the percentage of timber in each region is 30%. Continue to Europe at 18% with 20% of timber. South Amercia at 16% of forest with 23% of timber. The last, Asia at 14% of forest with 18% of timber.
In conclusion, 4 regions South America, Asia, Europe, North America produce more timber than their forest area suggest while other such as Africa produce less.
