Rainforests: a Call for Conservation

Rainforests play a crucial role in recycling oxygen and supporting biodiversity, housing a significant portion of the world's species. However, human activities such as deforestation for agriculture and logging are threatening these ecosystems. This leads to soil depletion, increased carbon emissions, and species extinction. Countries like Brazil are recognizing the urgency of preserving rainforests to maintain ecological balance.

What percentage of the world's oxygen is recycled by rainforests?

Why is biodiversity important for ecological stability?

What are some of the pressures on rainforests due to human activities?

What happens to the soil when forests are cleared for agriculture?

What has been declared a national emergency in countries like Brazil?