The pie chart illustrates proportion of world’s forest in percentage regarding five distinct geographical areas.
Overall, North America takes more than 50 percentage of world forest and almost 50 percentage of timber. Asia remains constant for both world forest and timber around 20 percentage, while Africa has the largest proportion of world forest, however it has the smallest proportion of timber.
North America with 25% and Africa with 27% takes on more than half, or more precisely 52%, while Asia, South America and Europe together have 48% of world forest. Asia remained constant at 14% of world forest and at 18% of timber among other regions.
Africa has the highest percentage of world forest at 27 percentage, nevertheless it sharply decreased at 9% within the proportion of timber.50 percentage of the whole timber in each region takes North America at 30% and Europe at 20%, another half is taken by South America, Africa and Asia.
