Why is it important to save the rainforest?

Answer 1

Tropical rainforests are the areas with the most species of all types of plants and animals on earth, many of which have not yet been discovered.

Tropical rainforests have an extremely thin layer of soil that is easily degraded and/or eroded if the forest around it is removed. The forest is being cut down every day for this purpose, even though agriculture only works for a few years before the soil is destroyed and the farmers have to move further into the forest (and cut it down, too).

Tropical rainforests are a critical source of water and oxygen in our atmosphere; they affect climate and weather around the globe.

Answer 2

Some people say rain forests are the earths lungs it is true rain forests clean the atmosphere making it healthy to breathe Emmas Answers

Answer 3

Its important to save a rainforest for many reasons. Like rainforests provide A LOT of water. Their plants provide soap, medicine, chocolate, vanilla and much more.

Answer 4

Because the highest percentage of flora and fauna exist in them and they are very important for water cycle,medicine,oxygen production,carbondioxide absorption.