Where does loging take place in the rainforest?

Answer 1

Logging takes place basically everywhere there are trees on earth. In rainforests, people can log without destroying forests by taking trees from lots of places in the forest instead of cutting down the whole thing at once. This way your forest makes more trees all the time.

Good loggers leave the forest intact, even healthier sometimes.

The bad loggers clear a road into a rainforest, then proceed to cut down huge chunks of forests all at once (this is called clear-cutting), then replace those chunks with farm land, and sometimes to grow more trees, but those trees are all the same age and species, so they're lame compared to the real rainforest. Real forests have a thousand times more life in them than same-age same-species forests.