concept   forest
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • North America (1) • Europe (1) • Brazil (1) • Western cultures (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Amazon Rainforest region (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Sweden (1) • Amazon region (1) • Poland (1) • urban cultures (1) • Botany (1) • Central Europe (1) • Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land (1) • Lithuania (1) • local communities in gorilla habitats (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 forest North America Forests in North America are valued for outdoor recreation, wildlife habitat, and natural resource conservation. 10
2 forest Europe Forests in Europe are valued for outdoor recreation, wildlife habitat, and natural resource conservation. 9
3 forest Brazil Deforestation of Brazil's forests, especially the Amazon, affects ecology and indigenous territories due to agricultural and industrial activities. 8
4 forest Western cultures Forests in Western cultures are valued for conservation, biodiversity, recreation, and as a source of natural resources. 8
5 forest Middle Eastern Middle Eastern culture views forests as sparse pine forests with mystical folklore involving jinn and spirits. 7
6 forest Southeast Asia Forests in Southeast Asia are essential for biodiversity, traditional medicine, cultural practices, and were historically used in warfare. 7
7 forest Scandinavian countries The forest is a highly valued natural resource in Scandinavian countries, where it is central to outdoor activities and rich folklore. 5
8 forest Amazon Rainforest region Forests in the Amazon Rainforest region are essential for biodiversity, indigenous livelihoods, and traditional knowledge. 4
9 forest Amazonian tribes The Amazonian tribes rely on the forest for survival, spirituality, and conflict. 3
10 forest Sweden Forests in Sweden are integral to the national identity, economy, recreation, and conservation efforts. 3
11 forest Amazon region Forests in the Amazon region are crucial for livelihood, traditional medicine, and cultural practices. 2
12 forest Poland Forests are highly valued for their natural beauty and ecological significance in Polish culture. 2
13 forest urban cultures Urban cultures value forests for recreation but are encroaching on them with urban development. 2
14 forest Botany The forest is a research site for studying plant species, ecosystems, and biodiversity in the field of botany. 1
15 forest Central Europe Forests in Central Europe are valued for outdoor activities such as hiking, hunting, and foraging for mushrooms and berries. 1
16 forest Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land Forests are highly revered by Indigenous cultures as living entities and essential for maintaining spiritual balance and community livelihood. 1
17 forest Lithuania Forests are considered a vital aspect of Lithuania's national identity, intertwined with folklore and traditions. 1
18 forest local communities in gorilla habitats Local communities in gorilla habitats view forests as a source of food, medicine, and materials for daily life. 1