I'm exploring the
world's major forest regions and how they differ in size, climate, and biodiversity. The Amazon is widely known as the largest tropical rainforest, while the boreal forest, or taiga, spans an enormous area across the Northern Hemisphere.

I found this educational overview useful as a starting point for further reading:
https://thecampusreview.com/geography/largest-forests-in-the-world/How do you think forest size should be compared: by individual forest boundaries, rainforest area, or the broader forest biome?
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