The document discusses the Amazon rainforest, including its location in South America, its various layers from the emergent canopy layer down to the forest floor, and the threats it faces from deforestation which is reducing oxygen and threatening animals. It also outlines conservation efforts like education, reforestation, ecotourism, and sustainable products to create demand to incentivize protection of the rainforest.

1. AMAZON RAIN FOREST

2. INDEX
• What is Rain Forest?
• Location
• Types Of Layers
• Deforestation
• Conservation Efforts
• Conclusion

3. What is a rain forest ?
A rainforest is a
forest that gets
lots of rain and it
is hot and wet all
year.

4. Location of Rain Forests
Rainforest are in Central America in North America
,The Amazon Rainforest is in South America. Congo
River Basin and Madagascar are in Africa. The
rainforests of Asia cover lots of islands.

5. Emergent layer
This is the highest layer with harpy eagles,
parrots, and toucans . It gets most of the
rain and sun light.

6. Canopy
The Canopy also gets most of the rain and sun light and
this shades every thing like an umbrella.

7. Understory Layer
The under story holds some of the
water and is very dark and moist all
the time. Many creatures live in the
under story like anteaters, red eyed
tree frog, and monkeys.

8. Forest Floor
The forest floor is
dark, moist and its
covered with fallen
leaves , fruits and
flowers and the
huge roots of trees.

9. Deforestation
Rainforests are being cut down to make
space for farming and we make it into paper,
furniture, flooring, and firewood. That means
we will have less oxygen and animals.

10. Conservation Efforts
• Amazon education, make aware people of
the importance of the forest ( from school)
• Replant trees
• Ecotourism
• Sustainable rainforest product. The real
solution to saving the rainforest is to
make its inhabitants see the forest and
the trees by creating a consumer demand
and consumer markets for these
sustainable rainforest products.

11. Conclusion
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