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The rainforest is a beautiful and amazing place that is home to many endangered species and plants and animals that could provide cures. The rainforest also produces a significant amount of the world's oxygen and its destruction is occurring at an alarming rate, with huge areas being lost every minute. Saving the rainforest is important because it would be a tragedy to lose such a special place and all it contains.
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Rainforests are located in the tropics between the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn, where the climate is warm and stable year-round. Rainforests are being destroyed at a rate of an area the size of New Jersey each year, primarily for agriculture. While rainforests cover only 2% of the Earth's surface, they contain over 50% of the world's plant and animal species due to the diversity of habitats they provide.
The Rainforest
Rainforests are dense forests that receive high amounts of rainfall each year. They are located in Central and South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Rainforests are home to millions of unique animal species like jaguars, macaws, orangutans, and poison arrow frogs. They also contain a high diversity of plant life, including bromeliads, epiphytes, orchids, and buttress roots. Rainforests are being destroyed for agriculture and logging, reducing their coverage from 14% to 6% of the world's land. They provide important benefits like oxygen production and sources for medicine, so preserving these ecosystems is important.
Amazon Rainforest Presentation
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Help Save The Rainforest
The document discusses the importance of saving the rainforest and provides facts about the rainforest. It states that the rainforest is home to half of the world's plant and animal species, produces oxygen, and houses resources for fighting cancer. It would cause many species to go extinct and disrupt the food chain if the rainforest is destroyed. The document encourages readers to help save the rainforest by reusing materials, composting, using mulch in gardens, and respecting wildlife habitats. It notes that destroying the rainforest's trees would eliminate one third of animal species and damage the thin soil.
What is the Importance of Forest? 21 Benefits of Forests
Importance of forest providing habitat for animals and livelihoods for humans, forests help conserve water, prevent erosion and reduce climate change. Download free PDF
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Tropical Rain Forest
Tropical rainforests are located along the equator where temperatures and humidity are high. They receive between 4-8 meters of rain per year. The largest rainforests are found in Central and South America, Southeast Asia, and West Africa. Tropical rainforests are at risk of destruction due to human activity, with over half of the original forests already destroyed. The biodiversity of these forests is high, containing many species of plants and animals, some of which may provide cures for human diseases.
Wild life
This document discusses different types of wildlife found around the world. It describes wildlife habitats in forests, islands, mountains, lakes/rivers, oceans, and different geographic regions including India, Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and deserts. It highlights the importance of wildlife for biological diversity and natural products. It also discusses species currently endangered and under threat due to habitat loss, pollution, and overhunting, as well as conservation efforts.
Forest report
The Philippine forests are among the most biodiverse in the world but are also among the most endangered, hosting many rare plant and animal species. Forest cover has declined significantly from around 54% historically to just 18.6% currently, and is shrinking at around 2% per year or 63 hectares per hour due to logging, land conversion, and other threats. This loss of forests endangers ecosystems, indigenous peoples, and threatens resources like food, water, and medicine. Efforts are needed to protect and restore the Philippines' remaining forests and biodiversity.
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This document provides an overview of the plants, animals, and ecosystems found in tropical rainforests, with a focus on the Amazon rainforest. It describes the climate and location of tropical rainforests and compares them to temperate and fossil rainforests. It then discusses some of the many species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, and other wildlife that inhabit the Amazon, including jaguars, howler monkeys, toucans, poison dart frogs, caimans, and over 3,000 species of freshwater fish. It explains that the high biodiversity of rainforests is supported by the abundant sunlight, canopy structure, and interactions between species.
Amazon rainforest.pptx
Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world, it is located at the northern part of south america. Due to human activities and other illegal entities the rainforest is in verge of disaster.
rainforests-powerpoint-1228171494006712-8.pdf
The document describes key facts about tropical rainforests. It states that rainforests are Earth's oldest ecosystem, located near the equator where the temperature stays between 75-80 degrees. Though they cover only 6% of the planet's surface, rainforests contain over half of all plant and animal species, including 30 million species that live in the dense environments. It highlights the Amazon rainforest as the largest, covering an area the size of the contiguous United States.
Rainforest And Global Warming
1) The document discusses a presentation by four students on the rainforest and the effects of global warming.
2) It describes what global warming is, the location and key facts about rainforests, common rainforest plants and animals, and how global warming can negatively impact rainforests and their native species.
3) The loss of trees from increased carbon dioxide and tree death would reduce oxygen for other species and habitats in the rainforest ecosystem.
Biomes, ecosystems and habitats quiz 1
The document discusses biomes, ecosystems, habitats, and rainforests. It defines biomes as large geographic regions with distinct plant and animal types adapted to the climate. Ecosystems are composed of living and non-living things that interact in an area. Rainforests are located within the Tropics and have high rainfall, temperatures around 30°C, and soil that is shallow, acidic, and nutrient-poor. They contain 75% of the world's species and half of all animal species, with three canopy layers - emergent, canopy, and understory. Rainforests are important because they produce oxygen, store carbon, regulate weather, and contain substances that can be used for medicine. However, they are
Rainforest =]
Rainforests are home to 50% of the world's plants and animals and receive between 160-400 inches of rain per year. They provide natural resources and help humans breathe by producing oxygen. Cutting down the rainforest is reducing habitat for many animals, some of which scientists have yet to discover, and is contributing to extinction. Simple everyday actions like using cold water, recycling, turning down heat, and avoiding unnecessary electronics can help conserve natural resources and save the rainforest. The rainforest is being cut down at an alarming rate of one football field every second.
Rainforest =]
Rainforests are home to 50% of the world's plants and animals and receive between 160-400 inches of rain per year. They provide natural resources and help humans breathe by producing oxygen. Cutting down the rainforest is harmful because it leads to the extinction of many animal species, including some that have yet to be discovered. Conservation efforts like using cold water, recycling, turning down heat, and avoiding unnecessary electronics can help save the rainforest. Over an area the size of a football field is cut down every second.
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Ms. Allison Klimek received a high school diploma from Grand Island Senior High in 2003, a Bachelor's degree in Education from Doane College in 2007, and a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Doane College in 2010. She enjoys traveling and her favorite part of teaching is literacy.
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- 1. Save The Rainforest! By: Shelby, Cassidy, Amy, and Talia
- 2. The rainforest is an A bsolutely A mazing place.
- 4. If there is ever a C ure for cancer, it may be found in a rainforest.
- 5. D on't destroy the secret beauty on the inside.
- 6. The rainforest holds many E ndangered species.
- 9. As H ectic as it may seem, the rainforest is quite the opposite.
- 13. We are presently experiencing the L argest mass destruction since the demise of the dinosaurs!!!
- 18. Q uit tearing down the trees.
- 19. There are more fish species in the Amazon R iver system than in the entire Atlantic Ocean.
- 20. Every S econd we lose an area of 2 football fields!
- 21. Losing all of the rainforest would be such a T ragedy .
- 22. At least 1,650 rainforest plants can be U tilized as alternatives to our present fruits and vegetables .
- 23. The rainforest is a V ery exciting place.
- 25. If the rainforests are cut down, then animals will go e X tinct!
- 27. Z ainty fruits grow in the rainforests .