After World War Two, the government of Poland initiated the National Plan of Afforestation, and in 2007, forests covered 29% of the country.
In 2007, forests covered 29% of the country. After World War Two, the government of Poland initiated the National Plan of Afforestation.
After World War Two, the government of Poland initiated the National Plan of Afforestation. In 2007, forests covered 29% of the country.
After World War Two, the government of Poland initiated the National Plan of Afforestation. In 2007, forests covered 29% of the country.