From 2019 to 2023, the data tracks the number of hectares covered by forest depending on tree species and age. The rows are divided into coniferous and deciduous species, with each category further subdivided into young, middle-aged, maturing, mature, and overmature stands. The area is measured in millions of hectares at the end of each year and covers the entire country
Row differences allow for an assessment of the forest fund structure: one can compare the proportion of young stands to mature trees or observe the predominance of coniferous species over deciduous ones. Comparing age groups helps identify which part of the forest is in an active growth stage and which has reached maturity. All indicators are provided in millions of hectares, allowing for a visual comparison of the scale of different types of forest areas
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Хвойные породы” — 519 at year-end; million hectares; the smallest is “Твердолиственные — молодняки” at 1.4 at year-end; million hectares. The gap between them is 370-fold.
The statistics are published annually and cover a time series from 2019 to 2023. This information is useful for ecologists, forestry specialists, and anyone involved in monitoring natural resources and environmental protection
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