212 posts tagged rain forest

This is U OF I post. This rain forest has only trees and waterfall. This is my best U OF I post. I like the amazon rain forest best. Rain forest has rain too. Go here to learn about rainforests.

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Filed under: Charity, Green, Charity of the Day The Atlantic forest in Brazil is considered one of the worlds most endangered tropical rain forests, with as little 7 percent of it's original area remaining!

mine sinuses currently do not wof me

Ecuador to buy Brazilian warplanes, reports Ecuador Rising, so now we know for sure: let Brasil (and the Chinese, of course) take the oil out of the Amazon, repress the indigenous people who try to protect their land from severe contamination, and receive war machines in return - that is Correa’s anti-environmental neo-socialism in a nutshell.

Rainmaker Conservation Project among the last remaining Primary Forest Habitats on the Central Pacific Coast of Costa Rica May 11, 2008 Posted by ecointeractive in Carbon Neutral, Conservation, Eco Travel, Wildlife.

  Right on the Equator line, latitud 0deg 0′ 0″. Visit Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca, Galapagos Islands. Get to know the warmth of its people in a great journey you’ll never forget. Quito, first cultural patrimony of humankind by UNESCO. Cuenca is also cultural patrimony of humankind.

Ernesto the cabbie tried to sell us health insurance last night, that made my night. Plus i killed at darts. Now to get to work cleaning and what not, i like staying in bed on saturdays just because its fun and my body said to do so, i asked her.

I recently had the rare opportunity of coming face-to-face with a Dragonfly in the rain forest near Loreto in the Napo region of the Ecuadorian Amazon - this is what it looked like (click on pix to see a slightly bigger version or ask for originals, if you have a good idea for using them): and coming up close to the bugger… —– great pattern, init?!?!?

Well, maybe not the whole world. But a significant part of it. While thumbing through one or another of the shelter magazines I subscribe to--either for myself or for my interior-design-student daughter--I ran across a glossy ad for the newest addition to Chicago's already remarkable skyline: the