Deforestation Collection (page 5)

Destruction of rainforest: preparation for oil-palm plantation which replaces rainforest in a river-valley, (Elaeis guineensis). Sabah, Borneo; Malaysia; June

Hilly landscape of the southern ugandan highlands close to Bwindi National Park. The area is farmed
Hilly landscape of the southern Ugandan highlands close to Bwindi National Park. The area is farmed and even steep hills are used. Rukungiri, Uganda

Lake of the Clouds Fall Color Reflections #1
A high angle - aerial view of trees in peak fall color reflecting in the the water. Surrounded by the silhouettes of the ancient Porcupine Mountains

Lake of the Clouds in Peak Fall Color #1
Lake of the Clouds, Porcupine Mountains in Fall Color, Upper Michigan Peninsula

Two trucks loaded with stacked timber driving on forest path, rear view

Illustration of showing rainforest deforestation

Illustration of areas inhabited by wild birds and put in danger by humans and other animals

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Forest burned by a fire in the past, just get some trees, a spring night with moonlight and a sky of stars

An alone tree in the mountain to the late afternoo
Pine in a mountain that 5 years ago was devastated by a forest fire and it is one of few surviving trees of the zone. Bocairents mountains in the Valencian Community, Spain

Tree in the mountain with crepuscular light
Silhouette of a pine in the mountain to the late afternoon with crepuscular light. Nature reserve of the saw Mariola in Bocairent, Valencian community

Southeastern Asia
November 30, 2001 - Southeastern Asia. The image focuses on the countries of Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, left to right respectively

Andes Mountains
More than 7, 000 kilometers (4, 400 miles) long and more than 500 kilometers (300 miles) wide in places, the Andes Mountains encompass a wide range of climates and habitats

Felling a Blue-Gum Tree in Huon Forest, Tasmania, c
KW187919 Felling a Blue-Gum Tree in Huon Forest, Tasmania, c.1900, from Under the Southern Cross - Glimpses of Australia, published in 1908 (b/w photo) by Australian Photographer (20th century)

TENNESSEE: RUGBY, 1880. The clearing of Central Avenue in the newly founded town of Rugby, Tennessee, 1880. Contemporary American wood engraving

Stack of freshly cut spruce logs, Raubling, Bavaria, Germany

Stove and firewood, logging, charcoal production, Chaco, Santiago del Estero Province, Argentina, South America

Grosser Belchen or Grand Ballon Mountain, near Guebwiller, Ballons des Vosges Nature Park, Vosges, France, Europe

Hills eroded after deforestation and air pollution for copper mining near Queenstown, Lunar Landscape, Tasmania, Australia

Wood pile

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Lusen dead trees killed by bark beetles - Bayerischer Wald National Park, Germany. Date:

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Lusen dead trees killed by bark beetles - Bayerischer Wald National Park, Germany. Date:

USA, CA, Los Angeles. Dramatic aerial view of L. A. urban sprawl. Unusual visibility
USA, CA, Los Angeles. Dramatic aerial view of L.A. urban sprawl. Unusual visibility includes downtown skyline, Hollywood sign and mountains beyond

Canada: Canal Flats, Tembec Lumber Mill

Clearcut Along Alberni Inlet, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, September 2006

Canada: British Columbia, Revelstoke Forestry Museum, outdoors exhibit of ancient trees on truck (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada: British Columbia, west of Golden off Trans-Canada Hwy, Kinbasket Lake Resort on Beaver River and west side of Kinbasket Lake Reservoir

Canada: British Columbia, Kinbasket Lake Resort, west shore of lake, debris
Canada, British Columbia, Kinbasket Lake Resort, debris washed out from Beaver River during flood from storms and snow-pack melt resulting in blow-out of road and bridge

Canada: British Columbia, Big Bend Highway (west of Golden off TransCanada Highway), Esplanade Bay boat launch site, Kinbasket Lake Resevoir

Destruction of rainforest caused by gold mining, Guyana, South America

Aerial view of rainforest destruction, land clearance for farming, Peruvian Amazon, Peru, September

Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) remnant forest, with deforested hills in background, Glen Cannich, Inverness-shire, Highlands, Scotland, November

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Oilpalm plantation with working children Date:

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Deforestation - clearing rainforest Date:

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Zambia - Charcoal is sold in abundance on Zambia's roadsides, a practice which is a true menace to the forests of the country. Date:

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Deforestation: A Global Crisis Unveiled From the geological map of South-East England in the 1830s to Bombetoka Bay in Madagascar, the devastating impact has left its mark on our planet. The Moho nobilis, also known as the Hawaii o-o, is just one species among many that have suffered due to this ecological tragedy. Even Mount St Helens' 3D satellite image bears witness to the destruction caused by deforestation. Snow-covered high pastures once cleared for cattle grazing in Romania's Carpathian Mountains now stand as a stark reminder of what we have lost. In Brazil's Amazonas region, where Anavilhanas Ecological Station and National Park lie within the UNESCO World Heritage listed Central Amazon Conservation Complex, an aerial view reveals a river boat navigating through a once-thriving rainforest. This scene encapsulates both beauty and devastation simultaneously. The felling of a Karri Tree captured in Western Australia's "Australia's Wealth of Wheat and Wool" series from 1929 serves as a haunting reminder that even decades ago, we were aware of the consequences yet failed to act decisively. Copper Mines at Walhalla in 1901 depict another facet - human greed exploiting natural resources without considering long-term consequences. And it is not only native forests that suffer; non-native plantations are also being cleared to restore vital bog peatland habitats. Woodcutters depicted late in the 1840s by Constant Troyon remind us that throughout history, humans have relied on trees for survival. However, with progress comes responsibility – one we often neglect when faced with short-term gains over long-term sustainability. As we gaze upon these images from different corners of our world, let us reflect on how our actions today shape tomorrow's reality. Deforestation knows no boundaries.