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    shelter‚ and more. If the forests of the Amazon continue to perish‚ all of Brazil will be impacted by the consequences‚ which will then transfer into catastrophic alterations. Place describes what an area‚ such as the Amazonian rainforest‚ is like. This particular rainforest is wet‚ humid‚ and full of trees and wildlife. This “place” will switch over to vast‚ hot‚ empty farmland with the continuation of cutting the Amazonian trees. Altering “place” will lead to the death of wildlife‚ or the adaption

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    In her article "Carving up the Amazon" (Nature 3/22/2014)‚ Barbara Fraser descripes the effects of road construction and deforestation in the Amazon and on a global scale. Fraser states that rainforest destruction began in the 1970s. Since then‚ the road network has extended year by year. The forest must be cut down and the roads offer a way to penetrate the forest and destroy large parts of it. This causes changes in the remaining forest. One of the consequences of the construction of roads is

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    of farmers‚ who cut down trees to produce crops for their families and local consumption. But in the 20th century‚ that began to change by industrial activities‚ agriculture and cattle ranching. The Amazon have over half of the earth’s remaining rainforest‚ which is a home to many living plants and animals‚ Over the past 40 years‚ around 20% of the Amazon has been cut down‚ which plays an important role in the global carbon

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    In class‚ we watched a documentary about the geography and wildlife of the Amazon rainforest tilted “The Amazon: The Flooded Forest.” The film covered a wide variety of the unique ecosystem of the Amazon Rainforest and described them well. The film covers the studies of Michael Goulding‚ a conservation scientist studying wildlife of the Amazon. During the film‚ many traits about the Amazon are discussed at length. One of the most unique characteristics of the Amazon is its people. The indigenous

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    Large trees have higher growth rates in Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Introduction Tropical rainforests are one of the most endangered habitats in the world. Many factors threaten these forests‚ possibly leading to deforestation and decrease of species within a forest. In South-East Asia‚ the point where tropical rainforests can only exist as preserved fragments in nature reserves is approaching very fast (Aiken & Leigh‚ 1985). One example is a nature reserve named “Bukit Timah” in Singapore. Next to

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    They are taking tons of water from the plants and animals that live in the forest. During the drought plants and animals don’t have the natural resources they need to survive. 2.) In the movie it stated that‚ they are taking tons of water from the rainforest. CBS News reported‚ that Nestling stated‚ "they are taking a small fraction of the water and they are monitoring the water levels of the spring and the wildlife in the park."  The movies also stated that no one is monitoring the water and climate

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    forest or stand of trees where the land is thereafter converted to a non-forest use.[1] Examples of deforestation include conversion of forestland to farms‚ ranches‚ or urban use. More than half of the animal and plant species in the world live in tropical forests.[2] Contents * 1 Causes * 2 Environmental problems * 3 Economic impact * 4 Forest transition theory * 5 Historical causes * 6 Industrial era * 7 Control * 8 Military context * 9 See also * 10 References * 11 External

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    Where in the world is the Monteverde rain forest? Nestled atop Costa Rica’s continental divide‚ the Monteverde rainforest Proudly calls the town of Monteverde Its home. High above the coastal towns dotted Along the famous Costa Rican seaside‚ Monteverde sits at an altitude of 4‚662 Ft. above sea level. Major Abiotic Factors v  Because of the high altitude‚ this particular rain forest is known as a Cloud Forest. v  A Cloud Forest is categorized as a highland forest that receives nearly 100%

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    EXTREMELY ENDANGERED DUE TO OIL PALM TREE PLANTATIONS Would you like your home taken away from you? Many animal species including the Orangutan are becoming extremely endangered because of land clearage for new palm oil plantations in the tropical rainforests of Sumatra‚ an island near Indonesia and Malaysia in south-east Asia. Sadly‚ 80% of the Orangutan’s habitat has been lost in the past 20 years due to this. The rapid loss of environment has caused the existence of these primates severely threatened

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    in temperate broadleaf and mixed forests‚ a more even distribution exists between evergreen and deciduous trees.Temperate deciduous forests‚ a subgroup of temperate broadleaf forests‚ consist of trees that lose their leaves every year. Finally‚ temperate rainforests typically have heavy rainfall and dense humidity. In the temperate region‚ winters are mild and rainfall is moderate.The forests have trees‚ scrubs and bushes.There is less undergrowth. Most of the trees are deciduous‚ which shed their leaves during

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