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How can we manage the rainforest sustainable
List them

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Selective logging
Replanting afforestation
Ecotourism
Education
Reducing debt

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Selective logging

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This is when only certain trees, usually the oldest or most valuable, are cut down instead of clearing large areas.

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How dose selective logging help mange the rainforest

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This method protects the forest structure, meaning that habitats are preserved and biodiversity is maintained.

ecosystem balanced is important because many species rely on each other in food chains—for example, animals help spread seeds which allows the forest to regenerate naturally.

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Reducing the dept

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because it gives poorer countries more financial freedom to protect their forests.

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Which country is In Dept and feel pressure to cut down trees for money through farming

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Brazil and more

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Reducing dept help mange rainforest sustainably

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If richer countries or organisations cancel some of this debt, it reduces the need to destroy the rainforest for short-term income.

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What can countries do instead of worrying about money

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This allows countries to invest in sustainable industries like ecotourism or conservation, helping to protect the rainforest and its resources for future generations.

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Education

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because it raises awareness about the importance of conservation.

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Example of education of the rainforest

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When local people, especially farmers and loggers, are taught about the long-term value of the rainforest, they are more likely to use it responsibly.

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For example of education

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they can learn about sustainable farming methods like agroforestry or how to earn money through ecotourism instead of deforestation.

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This will lead on to (education)

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better protection of biodiversity and natural resources, helping to ensure the rainforest can provide benefits for future generations.

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Ecotourism

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because it provides income without damaging the environment.

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Ecotourism

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Instead of cutting down trees for money, local communities can earn from tourists who visit to see the rainforest’s wildlife and natural beauty.

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Ecotourism lead on to

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This encourages the protection of the forest, as healthy ecosystems attract more tourists and create jobs in guiding, accommodation, and transport.

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A result in ecotourism

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As a result, the rainforest is preserved while still providing economic benefits, making it a sustainable way to support both people and nature.

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What causes deforestation

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Logging
Mineral extraction
Commercial farming

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Logging

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Cutting row and removing trees for the pour pose of make something out of wood

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Mineral extraction

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Mining for resources under ground

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Mineral extraction (mining for resources under the earth) how can we reduce it

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Recycling Materials:

Reusing metals (like aluminium, gold, and copper) reduces the need to dig new ones from the ground.

Encouraging recycling of electronics (phones, laptops) is key.

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Commercial farming

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Large scale farming with the purpose of selling what is grown

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How can we reduce commercial farming

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Education and Support for Local Farmers:

Teach farmers about the long-term damage of rainforest clearance.

• Provide support and funding for eco-friendly farming techniques that increase yield without clearing more land.

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Impact of deforestation

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The Buenaventuramining company in Peru employs 31000 people
Economic positive

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Impact of deforestation environment negative

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Brazil losing 55 million tones of topsoil every year because of soil erosion caused by soy farming

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Economic positive

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Logging contributes a huge amount to Brazil economy

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Social negative
Indigenous tribes have used the rainforest for centuries this will impact their traditional way of life
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Bales of tropical rainforests
CO2 from trees Huge amount of water Huge biodiversity 1/4 of indigenous peoples
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Tundra like
Coldest Short growing season Extremely low temperature Little amount of perspiration Summer 3-12
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which is colder polar or tundra
Polar 10 more colder
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Polar soil like and tundra
there is no soil open to the air. An ice sheet covers polar regions all year round Permanently frozen
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Plant adaptation in the polar
Small plants and shallow root systems compensate for the thin layer of soil, and small leaves
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Plants adapted in tundra
They grow close together, low to the ground and they remain small.
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Animal adaptation in polar
Thick Fur or Feathers: nimals like polar bears and Arctic foxes have thick fur to insulate against freezing temperatures.