What jobs do people in the tropical rain forest have?

Answer 1

People in the tropical rainforest may have jobs such as forest rangers, ecotourism guides, researchers, conservationists, and farmers. Forest rangers are responsible for protecting the biodiversity of the rainforest, while ecotourism guides lead tours to educate visitors about the ecosystem. Researchers study the flora and fauna of the rainforest, while conservationists work to preserve its Natural Resources. Farmers in the rainforest cultivate crops such as cocoa, coffee, and tropical fruits.

Answer 2

In the rainforest, anything sweet is very rare, so finding honey is a big thing. Men have to use a harness made out of vines to climb up a tree, dig into the branch, get stung by loads of bees, and somehow get the honey back to there family, to succeed. More jobs are-

Gathering food

Fruit

Nuts

Fish

Monkeys (I know, how could they bear to eat them?!)

Making weapons to hunt food (blowpipes and arrows with poison tipped ends)

Building places to live

Tree houses

That's all I know sorry!

Answer 3

People in tropical rainforests may work in industries such as agriculture (farming tropical fruits, coffee, or cacao), forestry (timber extraction), ecotourism, biodiversity research, or conservation efforts. Some may also engage in traditional activities like hunting, fishing, or crafting artisanal goods for sale.