Tropical rainforests
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This document discusses a reading assignment to learn about tropical rainforests in English. It will cover rainforest animals, people, and importance over 3 pages from the Mongabay website. Specific habitats, foods, and appearances of frogs, butterflies, leaf monkeys, and ocelots are described. The document also notes that rainforests provide habitat for many species, help stabilize the climate, are a source of medicine and food, support tribal peoples, and are interesting to visit.
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Endangered animals are species that are threatened with extinction. The IUCN maintains a list of endangered species from around the world, showing that endangered animals are a global problem related to ecosystem degradation from human activities like pollution, overhunting, habitat loss, and climate change. While efforts have been made over the years to protect endangered species through refuges, hunting laws, and conservation laws, human activities starting long ago are largely to blame for putting many species at risk of disappearing. To help endangered animals, people need to become more aware of how their everyday actions like littering and land use can negatively impact wildlife populations and protect the planet and species that live on it.
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This presentation formed part of the CRP6 Sentinel Landscape planning workshop held on 30 September – 1 October 2011 at CIFOR’s headquarters in Bogor, Indonesia. Further information on CRP6 and Sentinel Landscapes can be accessed from http://www.cifor.org/crp6/ and http://www.cifor.org/fileadmin/subsites/crp/CRP6-Sentinel-Landscape-workplan_2011-2014.pdf respectively.
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Tropical rainforests cover about 6% of the Earth's surface and include areas like the Amazon, Central America, and Equatorial Africa. Deforestation of these areas has many harmful consequences and is primarily driven by slash-and-burn agriculture, plantation farming, commercial logging, cattle ranching, and fuel wood collection. Potential solutions include providing financial incentives to preserve forests, promoting sustainable farming practices, reducing demand for products causing deforestation, and replanting selected trees.
Animals in danger!
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The document provides information about several different animal species, including their names, diets, sizes, and habitats. The orangutan's diet consists of fruits, nuts, leaves and insects and they live 40 to 50 feet above the ground. Chimpanzees weigh between 99 to 176 pounds and eat insects and ants. Bengal tigers can grow to 575 pounds and eat monkeys and other animals. Gorillas live in the forests and mountains of Central Africa, with males weighing 350 to 400 pounds and females 175 to 200 pounds. Red-eyed tree frogs have a carnivorous diet of insects and smaller frogs and are found near water sources like ponds, streams and rivers.
Brazil and rain forest
Brazil has pursued economic growth through industries like steel, oil, and agriculture, which has led to deforestation of the Amazon rainforest. The rainforest is incredibly biodiverse and home to many indigenous tribes, but it is being cleared rapidly for development. This is detrimental to the environment and local populations. Efforts are needed to promote sustainable development and conservation of the Amazon rainforest.
Rainforests of Sumatra and Borneo /Integrated, Stage 3 Unit
A unit which focuses on the global causes and consequences of deforestation in Borneo and Sumatra and the way that individuals and groups can act to protect the rainforest.
Biodiversity in the rainforest
The document discusses how parts of the rainforest are being converted to palm oil plantations due to increasing demand for palm oil in consumer goods. This is leading to deforestation and loss of biodiversity as habitat is destroyed and fragmented. Approximately half of grocery store products contain palm oil. While organizations like the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil aim to promote sustainable practices, questions remain if their efforts are sufficient to curb environmental degradation from palm oil production and encourage consumer awareness of palm oil's impacts.
Saving the Rainforest
The document discusses the importance of saving rainforests and the threats they face. It notes that rainforests support much of the world's biodiversity and that deforestation rates have been high, with over half of Borneo's forests lost since 1950. The document advocates for reducing deforestation by curbing practices like cattle ranching and palm oil production that contribute to forest loss, and increasing reforestation and sustainable harvesting of rainforest resources.
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This document provides brief descriptions of 5 different rainforest animals - poisonous frogs, sloths, toucans, eagles, and boas. It notes that poisonous frogs have bright colors and sticky toes, sloths are slow moving and have strong claws, toucans have large colorful beaks, eagles live at the top of trees and swoop down to catch prey, and boas vary in color and constrict their prey.
Rainforest Destruction
The document discusses tropical rainforests and the issues surrounding deforestation. It notes that rainforests cover less than 6% of the Earth's land but are home to more than half of all plant and animal species. Deforestation removes nutrients from the ecosystem, degrades the soil quality over time, and can be done through burning, grazing, building, or slash-and-burn techniques. By 2050, experts predict there may no longer be any rainforests remaining if deforestation continues at its current pace.
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Tropical rainforests occur near the equator, providing a hot and wet climate for most of the year. However, rainforests can also be found in other locations like New Zealand, which has temperate rainforests due to its cooler climate. A rainforest is a community of plants and animals that includes trees, shrubs, herbs, mosses, ferns, insects and other animals living together. The plant life in rainforests is made up of four distinct layers - the emergent layer with the tallest trees reaching 30-50 meters, the canopy layer forming a continuous cover 20-30 meters above the ground, the understory layer of younger trees and shrubs, and the forest floor
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This document provides information on various animals and plants. It includes the scientific name, classification, physical description, habitat, diet, reproduction facts, and other details for 16 different animal species and 9 plant species. The animals described are peacocks, turkeys, red-necked heliotauro beetles, pigeons, donkeys, cows, ducks, cocks, geese, mallards, chickens, ants, ravens, spiders, sheep, and dandelions. The plants described are daisies, ferns, geraniums, mint, miniature roses, carnations, and aleluyas.
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Grasshoppers are small winged insects found on all continents except Antarctica. They live in dry, open habitats with grass and low plants. Grasshoppers go through life stages from egg to nymph to adult, taking around 9 weeks to mature. They are herbivores that eat grasses and leaves. Grasshoppers help control plant growth and are a food source for some animals and humans. Their habitats are threatened by human development.
Saving the rainforest
This document discusses rainforests and their importance. It provides information on the diversity of plant and animal species found in rainforests. However, rainforests are being destroyed at an alarming rate, threatening many species. Several organizations are working to protect endangered rainforest areas and species, such as the Jocotoco Foundation which buys and manages forest reserves in Ecuador.
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Primates show trends toward more elaborate brains and longer gestation periods, allowing for increased offspring development. Prosimians differ from anthropoids in having tooth combs and smaller brains. Platyrrhines have prehensile tails while catarrhines do not. Cercopithecoids are quadrupedal while hominoids include brachiators. Great apes have larger canines and dimorphism than humans.
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This document summarizes information about life in hot desert areas. It describes the main occupations as agriculture and animal husbandry, and notes the difficult farming conditions. It discusses the clothing, food, and houses of desert dwellers, aiming to use materials that reflect heat and conserve moisture. Fauna found in deserts that help people survive include camels, which store water and fat, and small burrowing animals like kowari. Common desert plants such as the elephant tree, organ pipe cactus, and desert sage have adaptations like storing water to endure the dry climate. The document aims to inform about lifestyle, resources, and biodiversity in hot desert environments.
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This document provides information and instructions for a student project where students take on the role of a wildlife researcher exploring a new habitat to discover a new animal species. It outlines the tasks of writing diary entries describing the journey and discovery, and creating a multimedia presentation about the habitat and new animal. Background information is provided on different habitats including forests, grasslands, wetlands, deserts, and human habitats to help students choose and research the habitat for their expedition. Resources for research are also listed.
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This document summarizes the key strengths and weaknesses of magazines and newspapers as mass media. Magazines have highly interested audiences, strong creative design, and allow for longer articles, but are more expensive with minimal reach. Newspapers are cheap with timely information but have boring design and many copies are thrown out. Both magazines and newspapers target teenagers, young people, and middle-aged individuals. The document also provides steps for creating your own magazine, including determining a theme, assembling content through writing and images, designing the layout, and publishing.
Environment
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- 3. • The sources: http://kids.mongabay.com/ • The amount of reading: 3 pages • The time of reading: 2 hours
- 4. • The United States has 81 species of frogs, while Madagascar which is smaller than Texas, may have 300 species. • Europe has 321 butterfly species, while a park in the rainforest of Peru (Manu National Park) has 1300 species.
- 5. Habitats: Indonesia, islands of Java, Bali, and Lombok. Food: leaves, fruit, flowers, and insect larvae. Appearance: black and a yellowish orange.
- 6. • Habitats: island of Madagascar • Food: insects and plant • Appearance: black, brown or reddish wool.
- 7. • Habitats: South and Central America • Food: small monkeys, snakes, rodents and birds. • Appearance: the ocelot is a wild cat a bit larger a giant housecat.
- 8. • While people still use on the forest for traditional hunting and gathering, most Amerindians, as these people are called, grow crops (like bananas, manioc, and rice).
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