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A blog devoted to promoting, preserving and protecting the Amazon Rainforest!
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- Eric
- United States
- I am a student studying biology and environmental science.
Rainforest Links
- Amazon Conservation Association
- Amazon Forest Union
- Amazon Herb Company
- Amazon Watch
- Amazon-Indians
- Amazonia.org (Portuguese)
- Cool Earth
- Globo Amazonia (Portuguese)
- Mongabay
- O Eco Amazonia
- Rainforest Action Network
- Rainforest Alliance
- Rainforest Concern
- Rainforest Partnership
- Rainforest Relief
- Raintree Nutrition
- The Amazon Conservation Team
- The Prince's Rainforests Project
- Walking the Amazon
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The Amazon rainforest is so damp that a wide variety of frogs can thrive without living close to rivers or streams.
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Just for reference.... 103.5 sq kilometers is equal to about 40 sq miles.
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^ Hi, Jony! I added your site to my Blogroll.
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Great weblog.
ReplyDeleteKeep your hard work to save the rain forest.
Love Amazon!
Nice blog, I appreciate your efforts to save the rain forest. I wonder, does the government have no control of the situation, or do they just let the people burn the rain forest?
ReplyDeleteSave the Amazon! :)