The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts provide information about the percentages of global afforestation in five distinct sectors.

Overall

, it can be seen that

although

Africa

had the largest portion of the forest,

however

, it hardwood was the least.

In addition

, the majority of the world's forests were in North

America

as well as

Africa

.

While

North

America

was the second largest in global afforestation, it had the highest

timber

.

To begin

with,

African

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forest recorded 27% which was the highest as opposed to the other regions. North

America

was the second highest with a figure of 25%. The other portions did not show any significant changes. 18, 16 and 14% respectively for Europe,

Africa

and Asia.

By contrast

, North

America

's contribution to

timber

stood at 30% which was the highest

timber

recorded.

Although

its contributions were not high in world forestry. South

Africa

improved in its

timber

contribution reaching 23% which was the second highest. Surprisingly,

Africa

's shares of

timber

were very poor. It had 9%,

nonetheless

, it was the highest continent with a huge forest.

Moreover

, Asia had 18%

while

Europe had 20%.