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Q.-28. The Democratic Republic of the congo is covered by very thick
forests. Why?
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Answered by d14sr
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-> As the largest country in the Congo basin, forest governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo is challenging. 100-120 million hectares of the country are dense forest; savannah forest also covers a large area of the country. Protected areas cover 26 million hectares, and designated protection forests cover 15 million hectares. Deforestation has traditionally been low due to poor road access.

Answered by paramc2303
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Most of the deforestation in the Congo is caused by local subsistence activities by poor farmers and villagers who rely on forest lands for agriculture and fuelwood collection. Slash-and-burn is commonly used for clearing forest.

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