Books with title The Amazon Rainforest

A unique board book with bright, fluorescent images of the colorful rainforest!It's time to visit the rainforest! There are many different types of rainforest animals featured in this book, including fluttering butterflies, hopping frogs, snoozing sloths, slithering snakes, and much more! The scenes are accompanied by simple, descriptive phrases on each page. With bright, fluorescent colors, this book is sure to catch children's and parents' eyes!

Journey through the jungle in this fact-packed leveled reader!Welcome to the largest rainforest in the world, a vast wonder just waiting for you to explore. Follow along as pink dolphins dart through the flooded river, vampire bats swoop down from the trees, and giant green anacondas slowly slither across the forest floor. This humongous habitat is home to millions of plants, animals, and people. But large as it may be, the Amazon Rainforest is in danger--and shrinking fast. Learn more about this amazing place and discover what you can do to help save the rainforest!

Tumi, a toucan, was captured from the wild and was confined to an aviary. He met two young people, who learned about protecting the rainforests and their importance to our earth as they helped Tumi return to his natural habitat in the jungles of South America. During their travels, Luke, Eve and Tumi experienced many adventures with unexpected twists and turns.

A rainforest by definition is tropical woodland with lush vegetation and great biological diversity. It is an ecosystem with a delicate balance of life and is home to unique and exotic organisms such as Pink Dolphins, Giant Otters, Giant Turtles and Piranhas. The Amazon River affects the rainforest because the plants need the river! The indigenous people who live in the raiforest also need the river's water to sustain their livelihood. Thanks to the river, the Amazon rainforest is home to many different life forms including human beings. There are many groups of tribal people living in the Amazon rainforest, including the Yanomani and the Ashanikas who live off of what the forest can provide for them. This book is highly recommended for the whole family, for elementary and middle schools, community libraries, naturalists and collectors of the Amazon Exploration Series.

The animal and bird people from the Rainforest were upset. A group of young human people from the nearby town had entered their rainforest home and had been throwing sticks and stones at the residents.After meeting with their leader who they called The Captain (Cassowary) they decided to seek the assistance of a tribal elder from the local aboriginal Mission; whose people had taken the Cassowary and Brolga as their tribal tokens.The old and wise one, as he was known, located a group of the young human people and took them to the rainforest. He explained and demonstrated to them the need not to disturb the people from the rainforest. Over time both the animal and bird people and the human people came to acknowledge and respect each other and their environments.