Environment & Climate

Saving the Rainforests

A talk about why rainforests matter for wildlife, medicine, and the climate, and how we can protect them.

B17 min

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1Rainforests cover a small part of the Earth but hold most of its wildlife.

2Every hour, large areas of forest are cut down for farms and roads.

3When the trees disappear, the animals that live there lose their homes.

4The forest also stores huge amounts of carbon in its trees and soil.

5When people burn it, that carbon goes straight into the atmosphere.

6Losing the forest makes climate change happen even faster than before.

7Many medicines that we use today come from rainforest plants.

8Local people have lived in these forests for thousands of years.

9They know the plants and animals better than anyone else does.

10Protecting rainforests also means protecting their traditional way of life.

11Buying wood and paper from responsible sources is one way to help.

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