Trees & Vegetation

[Roman_Man#3]

Yeah, you're right. I was saying that from a Western (US & Europe) point of view. Sorry. There are still forests in Russia and Brazil (if you go fifty miles from a navigable river). All of the large forests of Canada have been hit by man at least once though. There are some in northern Canada that haven't been cleared but they are a different type of forest that isn't as large due to the climate.

Of course trees have been hit all over Canada, but we still have a lot of forest. North-West Quebec especially. Its basically all over below the Tundra. I too have definitaly seen a real forest. Besides, Canada has 10% of the world's forests.

EDIT: http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/statistics/forestry/default.html

Check out that site, especially the map at the bottom, for info on Canadian Forest:P

RM3

ps. Of course I cannot talk, so that made no sense.
pps. That was combining stupidity with lack of common sense. And being very Patriotic.
ppps. Canada RULES!!