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Loading...Protecting Peru’s Tropical Rainforest
- Chris from NewsLook
- July 4, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 39 comments
Peru has the fourth-largest area of tropical rainforest in the world, but it is also vulnerable to illegal logging – losing up to a million hectares in the past decade. Six reserves have now been set up to provide living space for the indigenous people and protect the forest. Photo Credit: Victoria Reay via Flickr.
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thank you
Looks so good, I may just make me some right now!
get that dangerous tail!
So lovely.
Who wouldn’t want rescues representing their state? Idiots that's who.
39 comments
+ add your ownMy personal favourite is the Western Cape biome in South Africa, with amazingly diverse plant life, dramatic mountains and a stunning coastline. But, yes, rainforests need protection against so-called development.
I think all biome or eco-regions are important to our beautiful planet's health so I love them all. Well done Peru for doing your bit to protect it!
why must this poor earth beg US humans ???, doesn't make sense hey...
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, well done Peru.!!
Without our rainforests we will not survive.
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thanks, we have to save all the natural lands we can....
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