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    Recent deforestation news articles
    [from the deforestation blog]

    Sustainability conference reveals a rift in the Malaysian Palm Oil Council
    (5/1/2008) Last month's sustainability conference sponsored by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) revealed a rift between some planters and the industry marketing organization.

    High palm oil prices kill the biodiesel market for Asia
    (5/1/2008) High palm oil prices have forced investors to shelve plans for biodiesel refineries, according to The Wall Street Journal.

    No longer a fan of Earth Day
    (5/1/2008) After April 22nd of this year, I am no longer a fan of Earth Day. It has become a strange pseudo-holiday that allows individuals, governments, corporations, and the media to focus a miniscule spotlight on our environmental crises, and then breathe a sigh of relief over the following days and weeks as they to go back to their old ineffectual ways. It is a day to stem the guilt of the sorry state of our natural—and 'civilized'—world. It is not a day where environmental education actually reaches the masses, or when people wake to the need—not the luxury—to change our ways. It is the opposite: a chance to feel good about our time's greatest crisis.

    Unilever calls for ban on rainforest destruction for palm oil
    (5/1/2008) Unilever, the world's largest consumer good company, will start using palm oil from certified sustainable sources this year and aims to have all its palm oil certified by 2015, according to a speech delivered today by CEO Patrick Cescau.

    No sacrifices to ending deforestation in the Amazon, only gains
    (4/29/2008) Regular columnist and co-creator of Brazil's environmental news website, O Eco, Sergio Abranches has great credibility in Brazil's eco-awakening. A professor of political science, Abranches uses his unique talents to reach a widening audience in Brazil for environmental, energy, and climate change news and discussion. He speaks expertly on any number of topics: from Amazonian deforestation to the current food crises to economic and political transformations for a warming world.

    Photos of newly discovered species in Brazil's Cerrado
    (4/29/2008) An expedition to Brazil's Cerrado has turned up more than a dozen undiscovered species. Conservationists say the discoveries add urgency to protecting the grassland habitat which is rapidly being converted for agriculture.

    Fast-food industry destroying forests in the Southern U.S
    (4/28/2008) The Southern forests of North America supply 60% of US and 15% of global paper demands. Deforestation for wood and paper products, along with urban sprawl, has resulted in a total decline from 356 million acres in colonial times to 182 million acres today. The South contains more threatened forest ecosystems than anywhere else in the US. A major perpetuator of deforestation in the South is the fast food industry. With nearly 100 paper packaging mills in the South and thousands of restaurants worldwide, major fast food retailers such as KFC and Taco Bell are leaders in paper consumption and subsequent waste. The Dogwood Alliance, a nonprofit organization formed to increase awarness of the importance of Southern forests and the threats their survival, has launched a new campaign at nofreerefills.org which specifically targets the paper packaging practices of the fast food industry.

    'Soy King' says Amazon deforestation could help solve global food crisis
    (4/28/2008) Clearing the Amazon rainforest for soy farms will help address the global food crisis, said Blairo Maggi, the governor of Brazil's chief soy-producing state, according to the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper.

    Brazil prepares to launch attack on NGOs working in the Amazon
    (4/27/2008) Brazil is planning a crackdown on foreign NGOs working in the Amazon rainforest, reports Reuters. Tourists may also be required to inform officials of their travel plans in the region under the newly proposed rule.

    Peru fails to investigate murder of Amazon environmental leader
    (4/22/2008) Peruvian authorities failed to respond to requests for protection from Julio Garcia Agapito, the environmental leader who was gunned down in southeastern Peru in late February, according to a new petition which calls for an investigation into his murder. Julio Garcia's killing at the hands of an illegal logger set off international outcry and highlighted rising tensions over the paving of a highway in the Amazon rainforest.

    A billion trees to be planted in Brazil's Atlantic Forest over the next 7 years
    (4/22/2008) A billion trees to be planted in the Atlantic Forest over the next seven years. The Nature Conservancy has begun a program to plant a billion trees in Brazil's dwindled Atlantic Forest. The Atlantic Forest used to cover Brazil's long coast, but today only seven percent of the forest remains. Both the megacities of Sao Paulo (the world's fifth largest city) and Rio de Janeiro have emerged and grown in what used to be tropical forest. Yet, the forest remaining retains an incredible bio-diversity much of it endemic.

    What you do to help save rainforests
    (4/22/2008) Most people understand that tropical rainforests are critically important in regulating rainfall and global climate, while providing habitat for millions of species and unique indigenous cultures. Yet despite this significance, rainforests continue to be destroyed at a furious pace -- in 2008 Brazil and Indonesia are expected to each lose at least 8 million acres of forest cover.

    Cache of rare and undiscovered species under threat in Panama
    (4/21/2008) Rare and previously undiscovered species are under threat by loggers, ranchers, and poachers in an isolated patch of cloud forest in Panama, a prominent group of scientists has warned. The group, the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC), has called on the Panamanian government to immediately provide protected-area status to the region.

    Unilever admits it can't trace origin of palm oil used in its products
    (4/21/2008) Unilever has admitted to Greenpeace that it can't trace the origin of palm oil supplied by firms operating in Indonesia. The relevation suggests that efforts to improve the sustainability of Indonesian palm oil have stalled as large tracts of rainforest continue to fall for the establishment of new oil palm plantations on the islands of Borneo, New Guinea, and Sumatra.

    Borneo's pygmy elephants are an alien species
    (4/18/2008) A new study suggests that the Borneo pygmy elephant -- one of Borneo's best known and charismatic animals -- is actually an invasive species introduced from a neighboring island by a former sultan. The finding offers hope that in Borneo, the elephant can avoid the fate that befell it in its native Java: extinction.

    Photos by late Borneo rainforest hero, indigenous rights activist go online
    (4/17/2008) On April 19th over 10,000 of Bruno Manser's photographs will be made available to the public on-line. The pictures are rare documentation of the nomadic Penan peoples from the Malaysian state of Sarawak in Borneo. Swiss environmentalist Bruno Manser proved an unflinching and passionate advocate for the Penans in the 1990s as their territory was increasingly deforested by industrial logging companies.

    Malaysian palm oil industry puts sustainability in the spotlight
    (4/17/2008) Seeking to differentiate its palm oil from that produced less responsibly in other countries, the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) sponsored a three-day meeting this week in Kota Kinabalu, on the island of Borneo.

    The FSC is the 'Enron of forestry' says rainforest activist
    (4/17/2008) On April 7th, Mongabay printed an interview with FSC International Communications Manager, Nina Haase, in which she defended the FSC against criticism leveled at it by various environmental organizations, such as The World Rainforest Movement and Ecological Internet. The interview drew strong reactions on both sides, and Simon Counsell, director of the Rainforest Foundation UK, requested a chance to respond to the FSC's interview in-depth. In his response, he states that the FSC has created a "'race to the bottom' of certification standards", alleging that the "FSC really has become the 'Enron of forestry'".

    Saving the world's most recently discovered cat species in Borneo
    (4/10/2008) Last year two teams of scientists announced the discovery of a new species of clouded leopard in Borneo. The news came as conservationists launched a major initiative to conserve a large area of forest on an island where logging and oil palm plantations have consumed vast expanses of highly biodiverse tropical rainforest over the past thirty years. Now a pair of researchers are racing against the clock to better understand the behavior of these rare cats to see how well they adapt to these changes in and around Danum Valley in Malaysia's Sabah state. Andrew Hearn and Joanna Ross run the Bornean Wild Cat and Clouded Leopard Project, an effort that aims to understand and protect Borneo's threatened wild cats, which include the flat-headed cat (Prionailurus planiceps), marbled cat (Pardofelis marmorata) leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) the endemic bay cat (Catopuma badia) and the Bornean clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa).

    Land invasions undermine Amazon forest law
    (4/3/2008) Land invasions are undermining a Brazilian law that requires ranchers to keep 80 percent of their land forested, according to reports from the Amazon state of Mato Grosso. A run up in land prices, driven by surging soy and cattle production in the region, combined with a lackadaisical response from law enforcement authorities are blamed for the incursions.

  • Afghanistan
    Albania
    Algeria
    American Samoa
    Andorra
    Angola
    Anguilla
    Antigua and Barbuda
    Argentina
    Armenia
    Aruba
    Australia
    Austria
    Azerbaijan
    Bahamas
    Bahrain
    Bangladesh
    Barbados
    Belarus
    Belgium
    Belize
    Benin
    Bermuda
    Bhutan
    Bolivia
    Bosnia and Herzegovina
    Botswana
    Brazil
    Brunei
    Brunei Darussalam
    Bulgaria
    Burkina Faso
    Burundi
    Cambodia
    Cameroon
    Canada
    Cape Verde
    Caribbean
    Cayman Islands
    Central African Republic
    Central America
    Chad
    Chile
    China
    Colombia
    Comoros
    Congo
    Costa Rica
    Cote d’Ivoire
    Croatia
    Cuba
    Cyprus
    Czech Republic
    Denmark
    Djibouti
    Dominica
    Dominican Republic
    DR Congo
    East Timor
    Ecuador
    Egypt
    El Salvador
    Equatorial Guinea
    Eritrea
    Estonia
    Ethiopia
    Falkland Islands
    Fiji
    Finland
    France
    French Guiana
    French Polynesia
    Gabon
    Gambia
    Georgia
    Germany
    Ghana
    Greece
    Greenland
    Grenada
    Guadeloupe
    Guam
    Guatemala
    Guinea
    Guinea-Bissau
    Guyana
    Haiti
    Honduras
    Hong Kong
    Hungary
    Iceland
    India
    Indonesia
    Iran
    Iraq
    Ireland
    Israel
    Italy
    Jamaica
    Japan
    Jersey
    Jordan
    Kazakhstan
    Kenya
    Kiribati
    Kuwait
    Kyrgyzstan
    Laos
    Laos
    Latvia
    Lebanon
    Lesotho
    Liberia
    Libya
    Liechtenstein
    Lithuania
    Luxembourg
    Macau
    Macedonia
    Madagascar
    Malawi
    Malaysia
    Maldives
    Mali
    Malta
    Marshall Islands
    Martinique
    Mauritania
    Mauritius
    Mayotte
    Mexico
    Micronesia
    Moldova
    Monaco
    Mongolia
    Montserrat
    Morocco
    Mozambique
    Myanmar
    Namibia
    Nauru
    Nepal
    Netherlands
    Netherlands Antilles
    New Caledonia
    New Zealand
    Nicaragua
    Niger
    Nigeria
    North Korea
    Northern Mariana Islands
    Norway
    Oceania
    Oman
    Pakistan
    Palau
    Palestine
    Panama
    Papua New Guinea
    Paraguay
    Peru
    Philippines
    Pitcairn
    Poland
    Portugal
    Puerto Rico
    Qatar
    Reunion
    Romania
    Russia
    Russian Federation
    Rwanda
    Saint Helena
    Saint Lucia
    Samoa
    San Marino
    Sao Tome and Principe
    Saudi Arabia
    Senegal
    Serbia and Montenegro
    Seychelles
    Sierra Leone
    Singapore
    Slovakia
    Slovenia
    Solomon Islands
    Somalia
    South Africa
    South America
    South Korea
    Spain
    Sri Lanka
    Sudan
    Suriname
    Swaziland
    Sweden
    Switzerland
    Syria
    Taiwan
    Tajikistan
    Tanzania
    Thailand
    Timor-Leste
    Togo
    Tokelau
    Tonga
    Trinidad and Tobago
    Tunisia
    Turkey
    Turkmenistan
    Turks and Caicos Islands
    Tuvalu
    Uganda
    Ukraine
    United Arab Emirates
    United Kingdom
    United States
    United States of America
    United States Virgin Islands
    Uruguay
    Uzbekistan
    Vanuatu
    Venezuela
    Viet Nam
    Vietnam
    Virgin Islands
    Western Sahara
    Yemen
    Zambia
    Zimbabwe


    Country / AreaLand areaForest
    ForestOther wooded landTotal areaAreaAnnual change rateArea of primary forestAnnual change rateArea of forest plantations
    2005199020001990-20002000-2005PrimaryModified naturalSemi-naturalProduction plantationProtection plantation1990200020051990-20002000-2005199020002005
    Country / Area1000 ha% of land area1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha/yr%1000 ha/yr%1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha1000 haha/yrha/yr1000 ha1000 ha1000 ha
    Angola59,10447.4-124,67060,97659,728-125-0.2-125-0.2058,9730131000000140134131
    Botswana11,94321.134,79158,17313,71812,535-118-0.9-118-1-------------
    British Indian
    Ocean Territory
    332.508330000-------------
    Comoros52.9-186128n.s.-4-1-7.40401-00000221
    Kenya3,5226.234,92058,0373,7083,582-13-0.3-12-0.37042,616-202-742716704-2,520-2,400238212202
    Lesotho80.3313,03557n.s.3.4n.s.2.71--7-11100467
    Madagascar12,83822.117,05458,70413,69213,023-67-0.5-37-0.310,3472,198-2345910,50310,38110,347-12,200-6,800293293293
    Malawi3,40236.2-11,8483,8963,567-33-0.9-33-0.91,1322,067-204-1,7271,3301,132-39,700-39,600132180204
    Mauritius3718.2152043938n.s.-0.3n.s.-0.5022n.s.11400000161515
    Mayotte514.7-3766n.s.-0.4n.s.-0.4-5-n.s.------n.s.n.s.n.s.
    Mozambique19,26224.640,91980,15920,01219,512-50-0.3-50-0.3-19,224-38------383838
    Namibia7,6619.38,47382,4298,7628,033-73-0.9-74-0.9-7,661-----------
    Réunion8433.6552518787n.s.-0.1-1-0.75561822555555-30-20555
    Seychelles4088.9-4540400000233-5-22200555
    South Africa9,2037.621,409121,9099,2039,2030000-7,777-1,426------1,2041,3521,426
    Swaziland54131.52891,73647251850.950.9-39531114------135121114
    Uganda3,62718.41,15024,1044,9244,059-86-1.9-86-2.2-3,591-36------333536
    UR Tanzania35,25739.94,75694,50941,44137,318-412-1-412-1.1-35,107-150------150150150
    Zambia42,45257.13,16175,26149,12444,676-445-0.9-445-1-42,377-75------607575
    Zimbabwe17,54045.3-39,07522,23419,105-313-1.5-313-1.7-17,385-154------154154154
    Total Eastern and
    Southern Africa
    226,53427.8167,023834,380252,354235,047-1,731-0.7-1,702-0.8
    Algeria2,27711,595238,1741,7902,144351.8271.2-1,20631612742-----620652754
    Burkina Faso6,794297,42727,4007,1546,914-24-0.3-24-0.305,91880071500000336376
    Chad11,9219.59,152128,40013,11012,317-79-0.6-79-0.719011,716--15209196190-1,300-1,200111415
    Djibouti60.22202,320660000-------------
    Egypt670.120100,14544592322.6---166-----445967
    Eritrea1,55415.47,25711,7601,6211,576-4-0.3-4-0.3-1,526-1414-----102228
    Ethiopia13,00011.944,650110,43015,11413,705-141-1-141-1.1-12,509-491------491491491
    Libya2170.1330175,9542172170000----217-----217217217
    Mali12,57210.316,532124,01914,07213,072-100-0.7-100-0.8------13,012----60-
    Mauritania2670.33,110102,552415317-10-2.7-10-3.4-----------10-
    Morocco4,3649.840644,6554,2894,32840.170.2-3,75447563------478523563
    Niger1,26613,740126,7001,9451,328-62-3.7-12-1220936--11022022022000-72110
    Somalia7,13111.4-63,7668,2827,515-77-1-77-1-7,128-3------333
    Sudan67,54628.4-250,58176,38170,491-589-0.8-589-0.813,50947,2821,3514,72867515,27614,09813,509-117,807-117,8076,1115,6395,404
    Tunisia1,0566.817016,361643959324.1191.9-320238150348-----226423498
    Western Sahara1,0113.8-26,6001,0111,0110000-------------
    Total Northern Africa131,0488.694,6091,549,817146,093135,958-1,013-0.7-982-0.7
    Benin2,35121.33,95911,2623,3222,675-65-2.1-65-2.5-2,237-114------98109114
    Burundi1525.97222,783289198-9-3.7-9-5.20670860-00-0-8686
    Cameroon21,24545.614,75847,54424,54522,345-220-0.9-220-1-------------
    Cape Verde8420.7-403588223.6n.s.0.4---6717-----588284
    Central African Republic22,75536.510,12262,29823,20322,903-30-0.1-30-0.1-22,750-5------245
    Congo22,47165.810,54734,20022,72622,556-17-0.1-17-0.17,46414,957-51-7,5487,4927,464-5,647-5,647515151
    Côte d'Ivoire10,40532.72,62632,24610,22210,328110.1150.16259,4430337062562562500154261337
    DR Congo133,61058.983,277234,486140,531135,207-532-0.4-319-0.2-------------
    Equatorial Guinea1,63258.2312,8051,8601,708-15-0.8-15-0.9-------------
    Gabon21,77584.5-26,76721,92721,826-10n.s.-10n.s.---36------363636
    Gambia47141.71251,13044246120.420.4-471-n.s.------n.s.n.s.n.s.
    Ghana5,51724.2023,8547,4486,094-135-2-115-23535,004-160-353353353005060160
    Guinea6,72427.45,85024,5867,4086,904-50-0.7-36-0.5636,5686030363636300172233
    Guinea-Bissau2,07273.72363,6122,2162,120-10-0.4-10-0.59401,132-0n.s.94094094000n.s.n.s.1
    Liberia3,15432.7011,1374,0583,455-60-1.6-60-1.81293,017-8-12912912900888
    Nigeria11,08912.25,49592,37717,23413,137-410-2.7-410-3.332610,414034901,556736326-82,000-82,000251316349
    Rwanda48019.5612,63431834430.8276.9062-3675200000248282419
    Saint Helena26.5031220000-------------
    Sao Tome and Principe2728.42996272700001216---12121200---
    Senegal8,673455,00119,6729,3488,898-45-0.5-45-0.51,5986,710-332331,7591,6531,598-10,600-11,000205306365
    Sierra Leone2,75438.53847,1743,0442,851-19-0.7-19-0.7-2,751-3------233
    Togo3867.11,2465,679685486-20-3.4-20-4.50348-30800000243438
    Total Western and
    Central Africa
    277,82944.1144,468646,776300,914284,608-1,631-0.6-1,356-0.5
    Total Africa635,41221.4406,1003,030,974699,361655,613-4,375-0.7-4,040-0.6
    China197,29021.287,615959,805157,141177,0011,9861.24,0582.211,632114,33239,95728,5302,83911,63211,63211,6320018,46623,92431,369
    DPR Korea6,18751.4-12,0548,2016,821-138-1.8-127-1.9852-5,335--1,129939852-19,000-17,400---
    Japan24,86868.2-37,78024,95024,876-7n.s.-2n.s.4,5919,955--10,3213,7644,0544,59129,000107,40010,28710,33110,321
    Mongolia10,2526.52,388156,65011,49210,665-83-0.7-83-0.84,7335,407-112-5,5404,9234,733-61,700-38,0003075112
    Republic of Korea6,26563.5-9,9266,3716,300-7-0.1-7-0.1-4,901-1,364------7481,1881,364
    Total East Asia244,86221.390,0031,176,215208,155225,6631,7510.83,8401.6
    Bangladesh8716.75814,400882884n.s.n.s.-2-0.3-592-19584-----239276279
    Bhutan3,195686114,7003,0353,141110.3110.34132,5292512041341341300112
    Brunei Darussalam27852.8160577313288-2-0.8-2-0.7278----313288278-2,500-2,000---
    Cambodia10,44759.227018,10412,94611,541-140-1.1-219-212210,266059-766456122-31,000-66,800677259
    India67,70122.84,110328,72663,93967,5543620.629n.s.-32,94331,5321,0532,173-----1,9542,8053,226
    Indonesia88,49548.8-190,457116,56797,852-1,872-1.7-1,871-248,702-36,3943,399-70,41955,94148,702-1,447,800-1,447,8002,2093,0023,399
    Lao PDR16,14269.94,64323,68017,31416,532-78-0.5-78-0.51,49014,428-22311,4901,4901,49000499224
    Malaysia20,89063.6-32,97522,37621,591-78-0.4-140-0.73,820-15,4971,573-3,8203,8203,820001,9561,6591,573
    Maldives13030110000-------------
    Myanmar32,2224910,83467,65839,21934,554-466-1.3-466-1.4031,373069615300000394696849
    Nepal3,63625.41,89714,7184,8173,900-92-2.1-53-1.43493842,8504310391384349-700-7,000495253
    Pakistan1,9022.51,38979,6102,5272,116-41-1.8-43-2.1-1,584-318------234296318
    Philippines7,162243,61130,00010,5747,949-262-2.8-157-2.18295,713-304316829829829001,780852620
    Singapore23.40682200002000022200000
    Sri Lanka1,93329.906,5612,3502,082-27-1.2-30-1.51671,571-17124257197167-6,000-6,000242221195
    Thailand14,52028.4-51,31215,96514,814-115-0.7-59-0.46,4514,970-1,9971,1026,4516,4516,451002,6403,0773,099
    Timor-Leste79853.7-1,487966854-11-1.2-11-1.3-755--43-----294343
    Viet Nam12,93139.72,25933,1699,36311,7252362.324128510,151-1,79290338418785-19,700-20,4009672,0502,695
    Total South and
    South-east Asia
    283,12733.429,842898,232323,156297,380-2,578-0.9-2,851-1
    Afghanistan8671.3-65,2091,3091,015-29-2.5-30-3.1-867-----------
    Armenia32111.4442,98033634410.2-5-1.416295001017171640-280141110
    Azerbaijan93611.3548,6609369360000400516--2040040040000202020
    Bahrainn.s.0.6071n.s.n.s.n.s.5.6n.s.3.8----n.s.-----n.s.n.s.n.s.
    Cyprus17418.921492516117310.7n.s.0.222111360522222200335
    Georgia2,76039.7506,9702,7602,760n.s.n.s.n.s.n.s.5002,200006050050050000546060
    Iran11,0756.85,340164,82011,07511,075000020010,031228616-20020020000616616616
    Iraq8221.992743,83280481810.210.10809001300000151513
    Israel1718.3852,10615416410.610.8-70--101-----8494101
    Jordan830.9528,92183830000037604000000404040
    Kazakhstan3,3371.215,622272,4903,4223,365-6-0.2-6-0.202,42800909000001,0341,056909
    Kuwait60.301,78235n.s.3.5n.s.2.7----6-----356
    Kyrgyzstan8694.531319,99083685820.320.3241562-2442237240241250260465966
    Lebanon13613.31061,04012113110.810.80129080--0----8
    Oman2n.s.1,30321,246220000----2-----222
    Palestine91.5-621990000-------------
    Qatarn.s.n.s.n.s.1,100n.s.n.s.0000-------------
    Saudi Arabia2,7281.334,155214,9692,7282,7280000-2,728-----------
    Syria4612.53518,51837243261.561.3-198--264-----175234264
    Tajikistan4102.914214,255408410n.s.n.s.002971235224429729729700766666
    Turkey10,17513.210,68977,4829,68010,052370.4250.29755,9257381,91662173989797515,80015,6001,8392,3042,537
    Turkmenistan4,1278.8048,8104,1274,12700001044,023-0-10410410400000
    United Arab Emirates3123.748,36024531062.4n.s.0.1000031200000245310312
    Uzbekistan3,295890444,7403,0453,212170.5170.5572,64353455657575700305161
    Yemen54911,40652,7975495490000-161388----------
    Total Western and
    Central Asia
    43,626471,4461,102,69543,16643,558390.114n.s.
    Total Asia571,61518.5191,2913,177,142574,477566,601-788-0.11,0030.2
    Albania794292612,875789769-2-0.350.6856210386858585001039688
    Andorra1635.6-4516160000-------------
    Austria3,86246.71188,3863,7763,83860.250.1-----117119-200-9881,003-
    Belarus7,8943891420,7607,3767,848470.690.14005,7121,7802-40040040000222
    Belgium66722273,053677667-1-0.10000392275000000303284275
    Bosnia and Herzegovina2,18543.15495,1202,2102,185-2-0.10021,184857142--22-0-142142
    Bulgaria3,62532.82711,0993,3273,37550.1501.4-----267396-12,900-4048-
    Channel Islands14.1019110000-------------
    Croatia2,13538.23465,6542,1162,12910.110.1102,063061010101000566061
    Czech Republic2,64834.307,8872,6302,6371n.s.20.10142,6340000000000
    Denmark50011.81364,30944548640.930.6061792813400000291305315
    Estonia2,28453.9824,5232,1632,24380.480.41421,39075110-137142-1,000-11
    Faeroe Islandsn.s.0.1-140n.s.n.s.0000-------------
    Finland22,50073.980233,81422,19422,475280.15n.s.1,419021,081001,4911,4181,419-7,300200000
    France15,55428.31,70855,15014,53815,351810.5410.330-13,5561,968-303030001,8421,9361,968
    Germany11,07631.7-35,70310,74111,076340.3000011,0760000000000
    Gibraltar0001000-0--------------
    Greece3,75229.12,78013,1963,2993,601300.9300.803,6180013400000118129134
    Holy See000n.s.000-0--------------
    Hungary1,97621.509,3031,8011,907110.6140.704151,0164549100000431528545
    Iceland460.510410,300253814.323.9017017120000082129
    Ireland6699.7417,027441609173.3121.900905790100-1000350519579
    Isle of Man36.1057330000-------------
    Italy9,97933.91,04730,1348,3839,4471061.21061.1---146-160160-0-289144146
    Latvia2,94147.41156,4602,7752,885110.4110.4142,28264410-1514--280-n.s.1
    Liechtenstein743.101667n.s.0.60025-n.s.-22200n.s.n.s.n.s.
    Lithuania2,09933.5776,5301,9452,02080.4160.8261,548384100412021261001,000124137141
    Luxembourg8733.512598687n.s.0.100--5828------282828
    Macedonia90635.8822,57190690600000876-30-00000303030
    Maltan.s.1.1032n.s.n.s.00000000n.s.00000n.s.n.s.n.s.
    Monaco000n.s.000-0--------------
    Netherlands36510.804,15334536020.410.3003614000000444
    Norway9,38730.72,61332,3769,1309,301170.2170.2250-8,875262-25025025000222255262
    Poland9,19230-31,2698,8819,059180.2270.353-9,10732-3051532,100400323232
    Portugal3,78341.3849,1983,0993,583481.5401.155-2,4941,067167555555005501,0341,234
    Republic of Moldova32910313,38431932610.210.2032801000000111
    Romania6,37027.725823,8396,3716,3660n.s.1n.s.2336515,339925723323323300149149149
    Russian Federation808,79047.974,1851,707,540808,950809,26832n.s.-96n.s.255,470536,358-11,8885,075241,726258,131255,4701,640,510-532,20012,65115,36016,962
    San Marinon.s.1.606n.s.n.s.0000-------------
    Serbia and Montenegro2,69426.480810,2172,5592,64990.390.341152,53639044400393939
    Slovakia1,92940.1-4,9011,9221,921n.s.n.s.20.12494694017224242400232019
    Slovenia1,26462.8442,0271,1881,23950.450.41191,107380063951193,2004,800000
    Spain17,91535.910,29950,59913,47916,43629622961.781211,5824,0501,471062174881212,70012,8001,1261,3561,471
    Sweden27,52866.93,25744,99627,36727,47411n.s.11n.s.4,726-22,13566704,3484,6004,72625,20025,200523619667
    Switzerland1,22130.9674,1291,1551,19940.440.414151,1884036143001,600344
    Ukraine9,57516.54160,3709,2749,510240.3130.1594,7294,3998130759595900325367388
    United Kingdom2,84511.82024,2912,6112,793180.7100.406462751,90222000001,8771,9341,924
    Total Europe1,001,39444.3100,9252,297,719989,320998,0918770.16610.1
    Anguilla671.4-8660000-------------
    Antigua and Barbuda921.41644990000-------------
    Aruban.s.2.2019n.s.n.s.0000--