Deforesation

Imagine a place where there are more kinds of plants and animals than anyone has ever seen, a place filled with mysteries and marvels, surprising sights and strange sounds. Such a place really exists. It is called a tropical rainforest, and it is found in many countries around the world. Tropical rainforests are where you come across armies of ants, bird-eating spiders, giant earthworms, and squawking parrots, along with snakes gliding through the air. How …

…harmony with the tropical forests before they are lost forever. Bibliography: Davison. Deforestation: Causes and Solutions. 1997. www.davison.k12.mi.us/academic/global/deforest.htm Deane, Claudia. Rich Morin. “Keeping Loggers on the Straight and Narrow.” The Washington Post 29 May. 2001, Washington D.C. A.13+. Fletcher, Susan R., Julie Lyke. Deforestation: An Overview of Global Programs and . Agreements. 1992 Oct. 21. www.cnie.org Roberts, Ralph W., John Roper. Deforestation: Tropical Forests in Decline. 1999 Jan. www.rcfa-cfan.org.