More Rain Forests

Lush green Jungle

Lush green Jungle

I have never seen something like that before.

I can not believe that picture.

We need to save our rain forests. We need to set up a system to start saving them. Maybe try replenishing them and getting scientists and other people out to help save the rain forest.

They are precious to us and don't need to be destroyed. They need to be saved.

We need to make a change.

Barry's Response - They're precious, aren't they? Thanks for the photo.

It's important to protect tropical rainforests for everyone, including indigenous peoples. The destruction of their environments affects their viability and quality of life. It's important to defend their rights.

They'd probably treat the land better if they had control over it, I think. This is supported by data. For more info, check out "Indigenous Conservation Strategy Stops Amazon Deforestation."

People in these regions use ecotourism to educate the rest of the world about their situation. Often, conservation professionals can learn more from the locals about the forest and the environment than they can from their own research.

We know that there are good reasons for preserving these forests - food, medicine and spice industry, oxygen production and carbon sequestration identify just a few.

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Let's talk rainforests

Rainforests are important

Our planet needs rainforests...like superheroes. They clean the air we breathe, provide homes for animals, and even affect the weather. They're in trouble, though. Let's take care of them.

What can we do to help?

Let's say you're a scientist trying to save the rainforest. Here are some ideas:

1) Help forests grow back by planting more trees.
2) Track pollution and find ways to reduce it with special technology.
3) Make games and challenges that teach people about rainforests.

Here are some fun ideas


  • Plant and care for trees in virtual reality.
  • Make a device that reduces air pollution.
  • Get people to share how they're helping the environment with a social media challenge.

Come on, let's work together

All of us can make a difference. We can save rainforests if we learn more about them and how to protect them.

How do you feel about it? What can we do to save the rainforests? Let us know.

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by: Anonymous

It is a great theme you have come up with i must appreciate it. and let it snow section is awesome.

From Barry - The Story Behind Our Cool Website and Magic Forests - You're in a giant treehouse made of words and pictures about rivers, air, and big green forests. A guy named Anonymous said, "Nice website!" And that makes us grin like we found a treasure. You'll see yucky water messes and dreamy forest fixes on this site.

Let's pretend the rainforest is a huge, whispering playground for clouds. The tall trees drink up water from the ground, then puff it out like silly steam. That puff turns into rain clouds that drop showers everywhere! There aren't enough trees, so the clouds get grumpy and forget to rain, so the ground gets dry. What about the air? Like a vacuum cleaner for invisible dirt, trees catch smoky bits. If trees catch fire (oops! ), they send out smoky hugs that make the sky fuzzy. Isn't it funny how trees keep the air fresh and the weather wild?

Your kind words make us want to add more games and drawings. In a rainforest, what animal would you draw? Comment and let's build a story together!

We talk about our website's look and snowy dreams - The theme rocks and the "let it snow" part is awesome. It's like a puzzle of colors and stories, mixing muddy river tales with fluffy cloud adventures. We jump like frogs in a puddle when you cheer!

Think of the "let it snow" spot as a magic snow globe shaken by distant trees. In places like the big African forest, trees breathe out misty breaths that travel across oceans like invisible birds. Those breaths make snowflakes plump and pretty, even in cold spots. Without full forests, less mist means less snow and hotter summers that sneak up on you. Also, trees mix up the air's secret recipes, making yucky smells into clouds-builders. Sleds and snowmen chase snow, but trees chase it to keep the Earth cool. That's so wacky, nature's own snowball fight!

We're inspired by your ideas to come up with more snowy themes. What snow creature would you make? What snow creature would you make? How 'bout some Beatles...

Follow her down to a bridge by a fountain
Where rocking horse people eat marshmallow pies
Everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers
That grow so incredibly high

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