The Importance Of Living In The Environment

Did you know that the rainforest is a fantastic biome? It has three parts that make it special. The forest is also home to more plant life than any other. It’s pretty big. Rainforests have a climate and appearance, producers, and consumers specific to the ecosystem.

The beauty, majesty, and timelessness of a primary rainforest is indescribable. It is impossible to capture on film, to describe in words, or to explain to those who have never had the awe-inspiring experience of standing in the heart of a primary rainforest. Rainforests have evolved over millions of years to turn into the incredibly complex environments they are today. Rainforests represent a store of living and breathing renewable natural resources that for eons, by virtue of their richness in both animal and plant species, have contributed a wealth of resources for the survival and well-being of humankind. These resources have included basic food supplies, clothing, shelter, fuel, spices,

Tropical rainforest have many ecosystem services that they provide for the earth daily. Because of the large amounts of plants, tropical rainforest are capable of helping to clean the air of pollutants. Plants take in the bad air and produce air that is not filled with harmful pollutants. Tropical rainforests also increase rainfall. The H2O that is released into the air has to go somewhere eventually. It can not just stay in the cloud that surrounds the forest forever. So, it comes back down as precipitation. The tropical rainforest allows humans to benefit financially. Humans are constantly cutting down rainforest to use the lumber to

Tropical rainforests have long been home to indigenous peoples who have shaped civilizations and cultures based on the environment in which they live. Great civilizations like the Mayas, Incas, and Aztecs developed complex societies and made great contributions to science. Living from nature and lacking the technology to dominate their environment, native peoples have learned to watch their surroundings and understand the intricacies of the rainforest. Over generations these people have learned the importance of living within their environment and have come to rely on the countless renewable benefits that forests can provide.

In the instance of rainforests, conservation would mean to protect the untouched rainforests and to restore the damaged ones. Rainforests are valuable to the Earth as it acts as a worldwide thermostat by regulating temperatures and weather patterns. Rainforests are home to almost half of species of animals and plants on the planet. Rainforests play an important part in the absorbent of carbon dioxide and the production of oxygen. Rainforests are decreasing at a rate of 6000 acres an hour. Rainforests are home to between 50%-90% of the world’s animal species but because of deforestation at least one species is disappearing a day. Rainforests are a vital source of rainforests and many foods and other products originate from rainforests, including coffee, cocoa, spices, rubber and dyes. Rainforests release moisture into the atmosphere which returns as rain, when the forest is cleared the water cycle is disrupted which causes temperatures to increase and droughts to become more

There are many issues that the rainforest biome has. One of the biggest problems is that people cut down millions of trees each year. At the rate that lumberjacks are moving, in each hour of the day, 1,000 to 3,000 acres of the rainforest are destroyed. 40,000,000 to 50,000,000 acres are being destroyed each year. The lumberjacks cut down these trees for firewood, houses, and for other money making industries. This destruction is mainly

One of the biggest destroyers of the rainforest is farming. Farmers in areas inhabited by the

Did you know that Brazil is home to one-third of the world’s rainforests? The beautiful South American country, Brazil, whose size is 3.288 million square miles, is home to one of the largest rainforests of the world, the Amazon rainforest. Something that a lot of people don’t know is that the Brazilian rainforests are extremely important and they not only affect the people of Brazil, but everyone around the world. Since the Amazon rainforest is so large in size, it would only make sense if it affect the world more than other rainforests. Therefore, Brazilian rainforests affect our world greatly because of all of the things that we gain from it, the harmful effects of deforestation, and because of deforestation, we need to teach people to conserve the rainforests.

Almost no native group the majority of its food by traditional nomadic hunting and gathering mostly all of this crops fish etc are secondary or supplementary food source, usually a family has 2 gardens,a small house garden for smaller plants,and a larger one for bigger crops like banana or others. These plantation are created through a method of slash and burn. A method of clearing the forest that doesn't harm them.

instants, the cutting down of trees in the forest. Poachers kill about 60-70% of animal’s in

Description- The photographs compare the same rainforest at different times. One is taken in 1975, the photo appears to be mostly green. The other taken in 2008 is very different with lots of cleared out light areas where trees once stood. When compared the photos look as though they could be taken in two different places because the area has changed so much. Opinion- The difference is amazing, the difference in greenery i imagine means a growth in the population which is why more area is being cleared out for farmland. The change is not necessarily bad for the environment in term of plant growth, because the people are after all planting new crops and improving the soil. Although it is bad for the former habitats for many animals have lost their homes by clearing the trees and small shrubs in the forest.

In the entire world, about 7 million square miles get enough rain to be rainforests, but as a result of human inhabitants, housing and buildings interfere. Most farmland on the earth is from deforestation of rainforest, and as these farms expand, more land is taken. When the land is cleared, it can either result in permanent or temporary deforestation, permanent clearly being the most environmentally harmful. If rainforest land is cleared, built on, and used frequently, the plants and trees will not grow back. However if a plot of land is left unattended, tree cover will return over time. In the Amazon rainforest, much of the land has been permanently taken from nature and the natives, shown by the fact that the number of natives has gone from around 7 million to less than 200 thousand in the area.

Rainforests are not only threatened by the effects of commercial and large scale deforestation but also by the communities of people

Rainforests are found typically in tropical areas with a constant heavy rainfall in its biodiversity. “When areas of rainforests are destroyed, it’s not just the trees that disappear.” It’s time for the government to take action on deforestation. Rainforests are an important location for indigenous people and animals because that’s where their home belongs. Yet the government and organizations ignore those facts and just demolish their homes in order to gain a new location for productions. It’s a topic that’s constantly debated in politics and society should take a recognition on what’s happening in deforestation. More than half of the world’s rainforests are destroyed and is in danger by humans, therefore, the government shouldn’t allow deforestation anymore in order to save the remaining rainforests in the environment because it affects habitats, species, and indigenous people.

Outdoor environment is a vital component that every early learning centre and school must provide for children because it benefits children to promote the skills they have learned and also helps children to learn new skills. Besides, resources that can be used inside the environment can also be used in the outdoor setting whereas they extend learning opportunities for children (Arthur, Beecher, Death, Dockett, & Farmer, 2014). So with that being said, playing in the outdoor setting is the key part that supports healthy growth, social and emotional development, and physical development for children.