The animals that thrive in these forests are losing their habitats forever when rainforests are destroyed. Loss of rainforest biodiversity would threaten the health of planet Earth and all the plants and animals that live on it – including humans – as we are all part of an interconnected web...
(1)How many kinds of animals are mentioned in the passage?___A.TwoB. ThreeC. FourD. Five(2)Which of the following is true according to the passage?___A.Humans are the most dangerous enemy of the elephant.B.The rain forest in South Africa is being destroyed by animals.C.The loss ...
Why is it important to conserve biodiversity of tropical rainforests? How does deforestation affect the geosphere? How does deforestation affect ecosystem services? How important is the Amazon rainforest to Earth? What are possible consequences associated with deforestation? How do the plants in ...
At current deforestation rates, all global rainforests will be gone within 100 years,reportsThe Guardian. Because so many of these rainforests are being destroyed where they cannot be monitored, satellite data is essential to tackling this urgent problem. The rise of open data platforms, near-real...
Most of its rainforests have been cut down.at the bottom of Mount Wilis. The seed is meant26. Medi Bastoni hopes to meet the president Mount Wilis, a beautiful mountain are a that has had large areas of forests cut down in the past.as a symbol and a promise that the are a ...
Phytoplankton and other related marine plants provide 70% of our oxygen; our rainforests contribute most of the remaining 30%[13]. Phytoplankton needs only sunlight and gases from the atmosphere. It is possible that other animals do not contribute significantly to this cycle. ...
It gives me a sense of hope, as well as a sense of continuity, that countercultural values have “infiltrated” mainstream awareness: the peace movement, organic food, animal rights, protecting rainforests, environmental sustainability, growing hemp, anti-pollution, recycling waste, racial equality,...
Yakushima Island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is one of the best-preserved temperate rainforests in the world, with trees that are thousands of years old. With so much to explore, I’m excited to escape the urban sprawl and stretch my legs!
Modern bird species vary greatly in their ecology and lifestyle, from aerial fliers to terrestrial runners and marine divers, from tiny hummingbirds to giant extinct elephant birds, and from penguins nesting in the Antarctic winter to toucans breeding in tropical rainforests. Despite that variation...
We have found harmony here in Latin America as a crucible for new ideas, clear vision and radical social change. For example, we are working with the government of Ecuador to save the one-million-hectare Yasuni National Park, one of the most biodiverse rainforests on Earth, housing voluntarily...