rain forest ecology

Simple text and supportive images introduce beginning readers to the physical characteristics and geographic locations of rain forests.

Provides information about the great variety of life in the Amazon rain forests, and looks at some of the unique partnerships formed by different species in an attempt to improve their chances of survival.

Provides a comprehensive study of tropical forest biomes, with maps, photographs, diagrams, and drawings that highlight habitats, species, and ecological relationships.

Offers a comprehensive study into the problems of deforestation of the Amazon region and provides land-use alternatives and technologies that will preserve the rain forest and benefit the population as a whole.

Explores the Manu tropical rain forest biosphere reserve in Peru, examining its flora, fauna, and the myths and way of life of the Machiguenga people.

Explores the plant and animal life of the jungle, its use by local tribes, and modern man's relationship with the jungle environment.

Features birds, primates and insects of tropical rainforests. Shows the adventure of researchers challenged to understand the forests even as they disappear.

Explains what a rain forest is and where they are found, the dangers they face, and the importance of protecting their unique plant and animal life.

"Climb up through the rain forest and see the amazing animals that live in the different layers. See the biggest bird-eating spider and find out why sloths may look green. Here you will come face to face with some of the strangest creatures on Earth."--P. [4] of cover.

Explores the characteristics of tropical rain forests and details the types of plants and animals that live in this environment.