Tropical rainforests

Ecuador is a small country in western South America. It borders the Equator and the Pacific Ocean. The equator runs through Ecuador, which is how the country got its name (Ecuador Facts and Culture). Ecuador stays hot year round, because of its location on the equator. Ecuador is just over two hundred fifty thousand square kilometers and is divided into the Highlands, the Amazon, the Coast, and the Galapagos. The four different sections result in a versatile landscape that allows different types

Aria was a young girl who lived in the forest, now known as the Amazon Rainforest. In her era, no one spoke the only way the humans could communicate was through a small technology device that was given by the gods, a cell phone. Many of the humans were very happy with it but Aria loved to dream of a day when she could make a sound like a jaguar or a frog. Aria was different from all the other living humans because she didn’t live with any of them her home was in a cave with her friend Kinkajou she

British-Columbia (B.C.) has four main industries that thrive in its economy: mining, agriculture, fishing and forestry. Forestry is still considered B.C.’s number one industry. In the past, this industry required a lot of strength and man-laboured activity. They used saws and axes to cut down the trees. It was only later that the donkey engine and the first electrical saw, the Swede Saw were invented. Horses, oxen and trains transported trees. Forestry was very important to the First Nation cultures

The Rainforest is home to many creatures of the world.There are The Amazonians, Rubber Trappers and Environmental groups who want to preserve it. This essay is about how the Rainforest is trying to be preserved from be cut down so people who depend on it can live. The Amazonians have been here for thousands of years and have lived peacefully in the Rainforest. They live in the Rainforest and don’t come out of the Rainforest for anything, but they are tribe that has not seen anything that resembles

Amazon rainforest or have the Amazon rainforest heal? Right now, the Cattle ranchers are destroying large areas of the Amazon rainforest, and it’s part of our environment that they’re destroying. Our environment is already getting destroyed because of many other reasons. We should make it one (huge) less problem by saving the rainforest. There are many places they can raise Cattles, but they chose the rainforest. Which side will you choose? Cattle ranchers have been in the Amazon rainforest for about

According to Myers (1994), more than half of clearing of tropical forest are converted to agricultural lands. Agricultural land expansion is generally viewed as the main source of deforestation which contributes around 60 per cent of total tropical deforestation. Conversion of tropical forest to agricultural usage has a great impact and adverse effect on the tropical biodiversity along with the water sources and non-timber forest products (Ravikanth et al., 2009;

As each day my surroundings broaden, I feel more desolated as my family members are being lacerated and decimated. I am a living organism in the Plantae kingdom. Humans, animals, and even some wild plant such as the Sarracenia can defend themselves, Darwin wrote The Origin of Life in 1859. In that book, he explains the process of natural selection and survival of the fittest. From the awakening of the second industrial revolution of the 19th century, more and more deforestation has this planet faced

While rain forests were considered a domesticated land of plants and food as well as a place of beauty, there are some changes today. The world has viewed rain forests in Africa, India, and the Amazon as an immaculate haven, to the point where human impact is nearly imaginary. This recognition wobbled through time, despite some statements saying that humans certainly affected some parts of the said nature haven. Unfortunately, this is true for what once was a significance in plant domestication is

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Amazon Rainforest has an issue that needs to be fixed. The problem that the rainforest has is that the groups continue to cut or burn down trees just so they can grow crops. It needs to stop because it’s hurting The Rubber Tappers. They need the trees to do their job and the government isn’t doing enough to help out. The Rubber Tappers have been living in the rainforest for 100’s of years. The Rubber Tappers came in the 1870’s. As you can see in their way of living does no harm to the rainforest. They