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| Number of Trees Per Person Country Wise |
The number of trees per capita varies greatly around the world. Here's a breakdown:
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Global Average: Estimates suggest an average of around 422 trees per person globally [trees per person by country]. This is based on forest area, not individual trees.
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By Land Area: Distribution is uneven. Countries with vast forests like Russia (4,461) and Canada (8,953) have a much higher number of trees per person compared to those with less forest cover. Pakistan has 5 trees per person.
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Data Source: A 2015 study published in Nature magazine estimated global tree density using ground measurements. This data is a helpful resource, though newer information might be available by 2025 as the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is due to release a new global assessment [forest area our world in data].
Keep in mind, these figures represent a general idea and may not account for factors like tree type (primary vs planted forests).
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