- Amazonia Fun Quest
- A kid-safe place to learn about the people, plants and animals of
the Brazilian Amazon Rain Forest. Offers activities, games, puzzles
and fun information about the Negro River area of Brazil.
- Chunky
Monkey's Rain-Forest Friends - Read about a few
of the creatures that call the rain forest their home. And while you're
at it, learn how to draw them as well.
- Cyber-Starters,
Rainforest Workbook
- Exploring the Vast
Amazon - Learn about the tribes, location, environmental
and conservation issues, and most of the animals of the Amazon.
- How a Rainforest
Works - Photographic tour of a tropical rainforest
shows what makes it such a bountiful environment for plants and animals.
- KuKura, Guardian of the Rainforest
- Online book explains why the rainforests are important.
56-page book can also be downloaded and printed for offline reading.
Site also includes Flash animated pages.
- Live
From The Rainforest - A virtual expedition into
the heart of our planet's largest rainforest, guided by some of the
world's leading biologists.
- RainForest
- Has facts and activities about Rain Forest animals
and plants. Includes printable animal patterns, word searches and color
sheets.
- Rainforest Live
- An educational website on tropical rainforests with links to projects,
research and expeditions. There are colouring pages, games, competitions,
chat rooms and teaching ideas.
- Sandy Wiseman's
Photo-Journey Through a Costa Rican Rainforest -
Shares an exquisite journey through a tropical rainforest in Costa Rica,
near the Rara Avis lodge.
- Save The Rainforest
- Fact sheets, photos, and ideas about ways to help
save the rainforest.
- Sounds
of the Rainforest- Features the sounds of nature including birds,
the environment, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals.
- Tropical
Rain Forests- Tropical rain forests once blanketed the Earth like
a wide green belt around the equator. Now they're disappearing at a
rate of 93,000 square miles per year. Find out why they're important
and learn what's destroying them.
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