Slovenian forests cover about 58% of the country's land area, making Slovenia one of the most forested countries in Europe. These forests are primarily composed of beech, spruce, and fir trees, providing a rich habitat for diverse wildlife, including deer, bears, and various bird species. The forests play a crucial role in Slovenia's ecosystem, contributing to air quality and biodiversity. They are also important for the economy, supporting activities like timber production, hiking, and tourism. Many protected areas, such as Triglav National Park, showcase the natural beauty and ecological significance of these forests.