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If you look at Earth from outer space, you will notice that it has greens on its surface. Those are the forests. Forests are important because millions of life forms thrive in them. In fact, humans also depend on forests for food, shelter and medicinal requirement. This book will shed some light on interesting facts about forests that all kids should know about.
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