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Infographic: Forest

  • 2025-02-24
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Infographic: Forest

Forests are unique. They cover around 30 per cent of the earth’s surface and fulfil a variety of functions for humans and nature, for example as a vital supplier of raw materials or for climate and species protection. This infographic looks at forests as important ecosystems in Germany and worldwide.

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