Two-thirds of the world lies, one-third of the world is a forest. 40 million km2 of forest per land, 7 billion for the population, 6,200 m2 of forest for each. One fifth of these forests around the world live in Russia, 47.9 per cent of their total land, that is, 809 million hectares or 2,427 million pits.

The area of the Basque Country is 20,950 km2 and according to the European Environment Agency we have 35.44% of forests, 7,425 km2 or 2,2227,500 ardas. Since we are about three million inhabitants, each would have 2,500 m2. The Basques have two and a half times less forests than the world average.

You can account for the national data of this agency: In Álava, with 3,317 km2 and 303,000 inhabitants, the percentage of forests reaches 38.53%. In Bizkaia, with 2,237 km2 and 1,140,000 inhabitants, 42.74%. In Gipuzkoa, with 1,980 km2 and 690,000 inhabitants, 49.25%. In Lapurdi, with 856 km2 and 228,000 inhabitants, 26.82%. In the Lower Navarre region of 1,325 km2 and 29,000 inhabitants 24.53%. 10.421 km2 and 32.06% in Alta Navarra of 600,000 inhabitants. Zuberoa has 814 km2 and a population of 15,500, representing 39.54%. Where are the Basques the ones with the most forest? Each zuberotarra has a forest of 20,765 m2, the basonavarros of 11,207 m2, the high navarros of 5,568 m2, the alaveses of 4,218 m2, the Gipuzkoans of 1,413 m2, the labortans of 1,006 m2 and the Biscayan of 838 m2.

Among the top ten states in the world that have the most forests, 1,248 have forest plantations equal to those of the Basque Country. About 385 Euskal Herria, Brazil 228, Canada 148, United States 144, China 94, Australia 78, Congo 64, Indonesia 42, Peru 33 and India 32.

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