Who knows the forest cover of the countries of the world

67% in Japan, 64% in South Korea, 60% in Norway, 54% in Sweden, 50-60% in Brazil, 44% in Canada, 30% in Germany, and 33% in the United StatesFrance 27%, India 23%, China, Egypt 0

Global forests are concentrated in South America, Russia, Central Africa and the Southeast. These four regions account for 60 per cent of the world's forests, with Russia, Brazil, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo being the most important, with 40 per cent of the world's forests in the four countries.

The United Nations Environment Programme reports that the world's forests have halved in history, largely due to human activities. According to a 2001 report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, global forests declined from hectares in 1990 to 38 hectares in 2000100 million hectares.

Nearly 10 million hectares of forests are lost every year around the world.

While planted forests increased by an average of 3.1 million hectares per year in the 10 years from 1990 to 2000, tropical and non-tropical natural forests decreased by an average of 12.5 million hectares per year.

South America is home to 21 per cent of the world's forests and 45 per cent of the world's tropical forests. Brazil alone is home to 30 per cent of the world's tropical forests, with the country losing 2.3 million hectares of forest each year. According to the FAO report, Brazil produced 100 million cubic meters of logs in 2000 alone.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the World Organization of the People's Republic of China, Russia had 100 million hectares of forests in 2000, accounting for 22% of the global total and 43% of the world's temperate forestsIn the 90s of the last century, the forest area in Russia remained stable and almost unchanged, and in 2000 100 million cubic meters of industrial logs were produced.

Central Africa is home to 8 per cent of the world's forests and 16 per cent of the world's tropical forestsIn 1990, the total forest area reached 100 million hectares, and in 2000, the total forest area was 100 million hectares, with an average annual decrease of 1.9 million hectares in 10 years.

Southeast Asia is home to 10% of the world's tropical forestsIn 1990, the forest area was 100 million hectares, and in 2000 it was 100 million hectares, with an average annual decrease of 2.33 million hectares in 10 years. Forest resources are disappearing faster in this region than in other parts of the world.

China: United States: 33%.

Germany: 30%.

France: 27%.

Brazil: 50-60%.

Canada: 44%.

China: United States 33%, Germany 30%, France 27%.

In 2022, China's forest coverage rate will reach. Natural forests and natural grasslands are recuperated. The integration and optimization of protected areas have been steadily promoted.

By 2025, the forest coverage rate will reach 19 billion cubic meters, the comprehensive vegetation coverage of grasslands will reach 57%, the wetland protection rate will reach 55%, and the proportion of protected areas with national parks as the main body will exceed 18% of the land area.

By 2035, the quality and stability of forests, grasslands, wetlands, and desert ecosystems across the country will be comprehensively improved, a system of protected areas with national parks as the main body will be established, the increase in ecosystem carbon sinks will be significantly increased, and the national ecological security barrier will be solid and solid.

Introduction to Forest Cover:The percentage of forest area per unit of land area is called forest cover.

Forest area is usually calculated by the vertical projection area of the tree canopy on the ground, because the forest plays an important role in maintaining water and soil, regulating the climate, purifying the atmosphere, preventing noise, and maintaining the ecological balance of nature, so the forest coverage rate is commonly used in the world to measure the development of a country's nature conservation.

China's forest coverage rate reached by the end of 2020, and the forest area reached 100 million hectares.

The change in China's forest coverage rate can be said to be very strong in the past 70 years, and it can be said that it is completely built by the Chinese people with their own hands, so it is not easy for us to see such a high forest coverage rate.

According to the report, at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was only a forest coverage rate of more than 80 million hectares. After more than 70 years of unremitting afforestation, China's forest cover has more than doubled.

All, from the forest cover to the forest cover, is an extremely strong breakthrough.

On average, China adds about 1,000 square kilometers of new forest area every year, which is not achieved in most countries in the world.

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Forest coverage rate, also known as forest cover rate, refers to the percentage of forest area in a country or region, which is an indicator that reflects the forest area occupation or the richness of forest resources and the degree of greening in a country or region, and is one of the important bases for determining the disadvantages of forest management and development and utilization policies.

The average forest cover in the world is 34 in North America, about 30 in South America and Europe, 15 in Asia, 10 in the Pacific and only 6 in Africa.

The most forested continent is Latin America, which accounts for 24 per cent of the world's forest area and 44 per cent of the world's forest cover. The country with the highest forest cover is Guyana in South America, at 97 per cent. The country with the lowest forest cover is Egypt in Africa, with only 1 in 100,000.

The country with the fastest growth in forest cover is France.

Protecting forests is everyone's responsibility

1. Implement quota felling of forests, encourage afforestation, close mountains for afforestation, and expand the area of forest coverage.

2. According to the relevant regulations of the state and local people, economic support or long-term loans shall be given to collective and individual afforestation and afforestation.

3. Advocate the comprehensive utilization of wood and the economical use of wood, and encourage the development and utilization of wood substitutes. Afforestation fees are levied and earmarked for afforestation.

4. Coal, papermaking and other departments shall withdraw a certain amount of funds according to the output of coal, wood pulp and paper and other products, which shall be specially used to create timber forests such as pit wood and papermaking. Establish a forestry system.

The country with the highest forest cover in the world is currently Guyana in South America.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Guyana has the highest rate of forested towns in the world. In 1995, the forest area was 10,000 hm2, of which the recoverable forest area was 14 million hm2, and the per capita forest area was 10,000,000 hm2. There are more than 1,000 species of forest trees, as well as thousands of other species of forest plants and a large number of forest animals.

The forest types are mangroves, swamp forests, lowland rainforests, and montane rainforests. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Guyana's annual deforestation rate is lower than the total forest area. In the mid-90s of the 20th century, Guyana had only one protected area, the Kaiteur National Park, which had an area of 10,000 HM2.

Topography of Guyana

Within the territory is the Guiana Plateau, the second largest plateau in South America. It is between 300 and 1500 metres above sea level, higher in the west and south, and gently inclined to the east and north. The basement rock series is mainly composed of Archean granite, gneiss and schist, and generally becomes a hilly plateau with a height of 300 400 meters after long-term erosion under hot and humid climate conditions.

The hard areas of the rocks tend to form eroded hills with steep slopes and high ceilings, about 1000 to 1500 metres high, such as the Tumkumak Mountains in the southeast. The central and western regions are covered with horizontal layers of Mesozoic and Tertiary sediments, forming table-shaped highlands.

China's forest coverage rate is much lower than the world average of 27 27 and only 1 5 of the world's per capita level.

China's forest coverage rate is very low, and it is also said that the reason why China has done a good job is that China's climate and geomorphology are not very suitable for planting plants, and now China can achieve such a coverage rate is very good. Although other countries have higher forest cover, their topography and climate are inherently more suitable for forest cultivation.

Imagine that 30 percent forest cover in desert areas is better than 60 percent forest cover in tropical rainforests. In fact, to judge the forest coverage rate of a country, we should not only look at the data, but also judge it in combination with the actual situation of the country.

Not only the climate, topography and soil quality of the country need to be taken into account. The growth of plants requires not only adequate water and sunlight, but also adequate nutrients. There are many areas in China that are short of water, especially in the northwest, which is not suitable for forest growth.

Forest Cover:

At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, China's forest coverage rate was only. By the end of 2020, the national forest coverage rate reached 17.5 billion cubic meters, and the forest area reached 100 million hectares.

There are more trees, greener mountains, and greener ground, which improves the ecological well-being of the people. Zhang Jianguo, director of the Institute of Forestry of the Chinese Academy of Forestry, said that from 2000 to 2017, China contributed 1 4 of the world's green increment, slowing down the trend of significant decline in global forest resources to a certain extent, providing Chinese solutions for global ecological and environmental governance, and contributing Chinese wisdom.

China's forest coverage rate is 23%. Forests include arbor forests, bamboo forests and shrublands specially designated by the state. According to the use, it can be divided into shelter forest, special purpose forest, timber forest, economic forest and energy forest.

By the end of 2020, China's forest coverage rate had reached the level, the grassland comprehensive vegetation coverage rate had reached, and the wetland protection rate had reached more than 50%. Forest cover refers to the ratio of forest area to total land area, which is an important indicator to reflect the actual level of forest resources and forest land occupation in a country (or region), and is generally expressed as a percentage.

China has a vast territory, few forest resources, low forest coverage, and great regional differences. Most of the country's forest resources are concentrated in the northeast, southwest and other remote mountainous areas and southeast hills, while the vast northwest region is poor in forest resources. Forests are the largest carbon reservoirs on land, and reducing forest damage and increasing forest resources are effective ways to cope with climate change.

Sustainable forest management is an inevitable choice to achieve sustainable forestry development and an important measure to promote sustainable economic and social development.

The most forested region is Latin America, which accounts for 24 per cent of the world's forest area and 44 per cent of the world's forest cover. The country with the highest forest cover is Guyana in South America, reaching; The country with the lowest forest cover is Egypt in Africa, with only 1 in 100,000. The country with the fastest growth in forest cover is France. The fastest growth in forest area is in China.