The provided pie charts delineate information about world forests in five different regions.
Overall, it is evident that the highest proportion of world forest belonged to Africa. However, the figure for Africa illustrated the lowest percentage of timber among the other regions. In addition, Europe and Asia depicted nearly similar results.
At the outset, the majority of diagram which showed the percentage of world forest took by Africa around 27%. Another notable feature is that North America also illustrated the highest share of overall about 25%. Furthermore, Europe and South America depicted approximately same figures about 18% and 16% respectively. Meanwhile, Asia showed the smallest share around 14%.
By the way of contrast, the remaining figures showed the different pattern. For instance, Afria depicted the lowest percentage of timber about 9%. Meanwhile, North America was the dominant country with the proportion almost 30%. In addition, Asia and Europe experienced the nearly similar figures around 18% and 20%.