We've Lost 35 Percent of Forests in the Past 300 Years

Removing wooded areas is called deforestation and it’s often for human benefit. But the impact of deforestation could be devastating to the environment.

How a Map Mistake Saved a Forest of 300-Year-Old Trees - Atlas Obscura

Trees on the Edge: Understanding Douglas-fir Decline and Mortality in Southwest Oregon

The forest beside the clear-cut

Deforestation and Forest Loss - Our World in Data

Human society under urgent threat from loss of Earth's natural life, Biodiversity

Reforestation: How Do We Plant More Trees If There's a Seed Shortage?

What Are Earth's Nine Planetary Health Boundaries, and How We Are Exceeding Them?

Forests, Free Full-Text

Where Does Deforestation Occur the Most? 39 Statistics, Graphs

COP26: Climate change and nature loss, on Radio Davos

World losing forests the size of Iceland - every year - United

Dramatic decline in Borneo's orangutan population as 150,000 lost in 16 years, Environment