It is the biggest forest in the world, covering an area of over 6.7 million sq km in South America. It's often called the "lungs of the Earth" because it produces a lot of oxygen.
A vast forest in central Africa, second only to the Amazon in size approximately 3.7 million square kilometres, with many rare animals and plants. It's a vital source of water and food for local communities.
A long, narrow forest spread across Chile and Argentina, it is known for its tall trees and beautiful scenery. It's home to many unique plants and animals.
The world's largest northern forest, it covers much of Russia and Canada, with long, cold winters and short summers. It's home to bears, wolves, and many other animals.
A huge forest in the United States, it covers much of Alaska, with long and towering trees and scenic coastlines. It's home to bears, eagles, and many other wildlife.
Located in Australia, it is the largest continuous area of tropical rainforest in the country. With an incredible array of plants and animals. It's a popular destination for nature lovers.
A vast forest in Canada, it is known for its giant bears and a stunning coastline, with many islands. The forest is home to the rare white Kermode or spirit bear, grizzly bear and salmon.
A dense and scenic forest in Germany, it is famous for its dark and dense canopy of evergreen trees and picturesque villages. It's a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers.