Types
Every kind of forest.
By what the place is — forest, national or protected forest, arboretum, notable tree — and, apart, by what you will find there.
ForestsWoods, rainforests, taiga and groves553 places
National forestsThe great public forests of the United States119 places
Protected forestsForests under legal protection44 places
ArboretumsLiving collections of trees234 places
Notable treesThe oldest, tallest and most loved trees103 placesOr choose by what you will find
Measured for every guide: dense canopy, wild land, mangroves, mountain forests, rich in fungi, birds or mammals, World Heritage.
Dense forests85% trees or more within 3 km214 places
Wild forestsNo towns or farmland within 10 km259 places
MangrovesForests where the sea comes in7 places
Mountain forests1,000 metres or higher172 places
Forests for fungiForty fungi species or more recorded266 places
Forests for birds120 bird species or more recorded407 places
Forests for wildlifeFifteen mammal species or more recorded216 places
World Heritage forestsListed by UNESCO51 placesThe family
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