Band 5+: the charts give information about world forests in five different regions. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisions where relevant.

The pie charts compared the proportion of world forest and timber production in 5 different countries.

Overall, it’s evident that Africa accounted for the largest forest but the figure for timber contrasted that. Although the forest acreage of North America was second highest, the timber production maked up the highest point.

Regarding to the higher point, Africa showed an impressive data with 27% which was three as much as the figure for timber. It was followed by North America which was lower with a quarter total of data whereas there was the highest figure for timber. Futhermore, South America maked up a smaller share of both forest area and timber with 16% and 23% respectively.

The next lower timber manufactures are Asia and Europe with nearly similar proportion. To be specific, despite being coverd by woodland, the proportion of Asia timberland was slightly higher than the data of forest. Similarly, Europe witnessed more land was coverd by timber with a fifth total while the forest taked up only 18%.