The table illustrates how is the forestland proportion in four several countries changes from 1990 to 2005, and its percentage approximation in 2015.
At first glance, it is evident that Brazil has the higher percentage of the forestland than New Zealand, Chille, and Australia. It also experienced the greatest change of percentage during the frame period.
Turning first to New Zealand and Chille, both countries experienced in increasing the forestland percentage. To begin, in 1990, Chille has the lowest percentage comparing to other countries, its amount stood at 20,4 %. Its percentage rose gradually over following 15 years, and has estimated to become the 3rd higher percentage in 2015. Following that, there was also a gradual rise in the number of forestland percentage of New Zealand. It keep constant become 2nd higher percentage from 1990 to 2015.
In contrast to this, Australia and Brazil declined markedly. In 1990, Australia was one level higher than chille with the percentage of 21,9 %. It decrease steadily and estimated to become the lowest percentage in 2015. Subsequently, Brazil experience a drammatical decline with a greatest amount change of percentage than three other countries, that is 8,9%. Interestingly, Brazil still estimated become the highest percentage of forestland in the end of this period.
