Russia has the most forests, but where does India rank? Check top 15 nations with largest forest cover
Collectively, the 15 countries account for nearly three-quarters of the world's forests.
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Collectively, the 15 countries account for nearly three-quarters of the world's forests.
Brazil, Canada, the U.S., Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia and Venezuela.
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Collectively, the 15 countries account for nearly three-quarters of the world's forests. Brazil, Canada, the U.S., Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia and Venezuela.
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Brazil, Canada, the U.S., Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia and Venezuela.
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