Wɛog/Baŋɔ
| Subclass of | ecosystem, vegetational formation, biome, natural geographic entity, geographical feature  |
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| Part of | natural environment, biosphere, biome |
| Studied in | forestry science, forest engineering |
| Has characteristic | geographic location |
| Model item | Białowieża Forest, Tongass National Forest, Amazon rainforest |
| Category for eponymous categories | Category:Wikipedia categories named after Forests |
Baŋɔ/wɛog anɛ zin'ikanɛ ka tiis bɛ bɛdigʋ[1]. Baŋɔ/wɛog gbin ka nidib bɛdigʋ bigisi di gbin dunia wʋsa ni, ka pɛ'ɛsid yɛl sieba nwɛnnɛ tiis bɛdim, tiis wa'alim, teŋ tʋmir, o mɛŋ zi'isim nɛ tiis tʋmir[2]. United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) bigis ye baŋɔ anɛ, "teŋ ya'a mɔr tiis kani mɔri tʋʋg nwɛnnɛ hekanam 0.5 nɛ tiis kani wa'ami tʋʋg mitanam 5 nɛ canopy cover kani gat 10 percent, bɛɛ tiis banɛ paae situ kpɛn'ɛsir. Di pʋ pɛ'ɛs tɛɛns banɛ bɛ teŋpʋʋsin nɛ. Ti ya'a gɔs gbin kaŋa, Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020 (FRA 2020) baŋ ye baŋɔ bɛɛ wɛog paae 4.06 billion hectares (10.0 billion acres; 40.6 million square kilometres; 15.7 million square miles), bɛɛ wʋʋ 31% bɛ dunia wʋsa teŋ 2020 yʋʋm la ni[3].
Baŋɔ/wɛog anɛ teŋgbaug tita'ar bɛllim bɛ dunia wʋsa bɛn, ka bɛ wʋsa gilli. Teŋ wʋʋ 45% anɛ tropical latitudes. Baŋɔ la bɛ teŋgbaug la bɛnɛ subarctic climates ni, ka dɔlnɛ temperate, and subtropical zones.