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

The provided bar charts depict data from forests and

timber

in the world in five different regions. These regions are South

America

, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North

America

.

Overall

, there is a positive correlation between both features. The percentage of

timber

in each region follows the percentage of forest, on average. The main sources of wood from the Earth are in North

America

and South

America

, which are responsible for almost 50% and are the home of 41% of the forests.

On the other hand

, despite the fact that Africa has 27% of the jungle on the planet,

this

continent is the source of only 9% of the

timber

. Africa is the only region where the production of wood is lower than the participation in the world forest.

In contrast

, South

America

presents the opposite, which means that the production of

timber

is over-explored. Europe and Asia are significant figures

also

, with 38% of wood supply and 32% of forests. The regions in the North hemisphere present the majority numbers in both attributes.