EU-funded FLEG II Program has completed in February 2017. Learn more about the Program and its results, read the final reports, or contact us.
ADA-funded FLEG II Program has completed in December 2017. Learn more about the Program and its results, read the final reports, or contact us.
The International Day of Forests is held annually on 21 March to raise awareness of the importance of forests to people.
62 amazing facts about forests
To celebrate the miracle of forests that the Earth has given us, we would like to share amazing facts about forests with you.
How many trees are there per every person on Earth?
What is the origin of the tradition to knock on a tree for luck?
Why is the location of the tallest tree in the world kept in secret?
If a birdhouse is hung on a tree, will it move up as the tree grows, or stay at the same height?
How do trees communicate with each other?
The facts are displayed in the top right corner of the main page of our website and change every half a minute. (To see the new fact, refresh the page!)
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Theme for 2016: Forests and water
Every year on the International Day of Forests we celebrate the ways in which forests and trees sustain and protect us. This year United Nations Organization decided to raise awareness of how forests are key to the planet’s supply of freshwater.
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Learn more on http://www.un.org/en/events/forestsday/