The largest tropical rainforest, crucial for global oxygen, biodiversity, and carbon storage; spans nine countries.
The second-largest rainforest, vital for African biodiversity, is home to gorillas, elephants, and tropical flora.
The world’s largest forest, dominated by conifers, spans Russia, Canada, Alaska, and Scandinavia.
One of Earth’s oldest rainforests, rich in unique Australian species like cassowaries and tree kangaroos.
A temperate rainforest in Chile and Argentina, known for ancient trees and high rainfall levels.
America’s largest national forest in Alaska, with temperate rainforests, glaciers, fjords, and diverse wildlife.
The world’s largest mangrove forest, a UNESCO site, home to Bengal tigers and unique marine life.