Why are the rainforests in jeopardy?

Answer 1

The rain forests are in danger because they are being cut down and turned into farm or grazing land. And not only are they being destroyed, the environment is being changed so the forests cannot even recover.

Ans. The rain forest is in danger because of man's illegal logging and also because of forest fires. Much of the tress are being cut down every day, but only few are being planted for replacement.

Answer 2

Many different activities, such as mining, logging, climate change, and agriculture put the rainforest of the world in jeopardy. As humans move into rainforests for mining or logging purposes, they destroy the land, which affects fauna and wildlife.

Answer 3

Tropical rain forests are endangered because we (man) are cutting down all of the trees and spoiling habitats, not mentioning the animals in them. BTW there is more than one tropical rainforest!!

Answer 4

People are cutting down the rain forests for farmland and money.

Answer 5

Any change that affects a certain area will also affect the sourounding area.

Eg- Roads leads to deforestation which then leads to possible ectinction for some animal species

Answer 6

because they are. :-)