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Finland's vast forest database contains 8.5 billion trees
The database is a comprehensive collection of forest data, including tree species, sizes, and locations.
The database, developed by the Finnish Forest Centre, is a digital replica of the country's forests, containing detailed information on tree species, sizes, and locations.
The data is used for forest management, research, and conservation efforts, as well as for climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
The database is expected to help improve forest management and decision-making, and to support the development of sustainable forest products and services.
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