How many trees are minimum required for a forrest ?

At least two.

I think that’s one of Zeno's paradoxes, like how many hairs do you have to have not to be bald.

The definition of a Forrest is not based on tree numbers.. It is based on land area At lest 1 acre and the land has to be of at lest 120ft wide.. The area has to have had trees and it is planned that trees will be being grown there in the future.. So you can have an Acre of Land where all the trees have been removed but as long as you plan to grow new trees there again it keeps it's definition of a Forrest even when there are no trees present..

my husband doesn't know the first thing about forests but he can navigate through the bush pretty well

Actually in England "forest" in its historic context was more like a large area for hunting so didn't need to have trees as such, example the new forest in South England where a lot is heathland etc.


Now actually London is officially defined as a forest. Largest urban forest in the world. There are almost as many trees as people and the canopy covers over 10% of the area.

https://www.mylondon.news/whats-on/arts-culture-news/heres-fascinating-reason-london-actually-18349322

Based on where I live where trees are a rarity, 2
Lol

If your surname is Gump...just one

I have fifty acres that used to be pasture. It was very rocky so after dad died I planted it into trees. That was in 1987. Now I call it Howard's Woods. I have walking trails through it. It's a bit like Narnia.

It's only a wood if your able to count the number of trees 😂

Hundreds of Thousands I would say

🤔 This is going to keep me up tonight.

If a bear can hide in it, you got yourself a forest.

Hey Forrest, how many trees do you need? 🤔