Major Biomes GapFill

Challenges in the Rainforest 

A  binocularbiologybipedbiospherebioticbiomeis a large area that has the same climate and distinctive vegetation. People who have roots going back a long way in a place are called its   migrantnomadicinvidiousigneousindigenousdendritic population. An example of such a group that lives in the Amazon rainforest is the   KikuyuYanomamiMaasaiArabInuitKurdish tribe. They   huntdiveshopfarmpaybeg for their food and live   surprisinglyunsustainablysuspiciouslyinfinitelysustainablywastefully because, although they use the land, they do not destroy it. However, these people are   decreasingincreasingfailingcountingsoaringadding in number. They have no resistance to   migrantsarmiesinvadersideasdiseasesfood from beyond their borders, meaning that they often get sick and die. They know the forest well; for example, which   plantsemergentsrocksriversanimalssoils have healing properties and how the forest can be managed   commerciallyendlesslyrecklesslyquietlycorporatelysustainably. Sometimes they are employed by the government to   educateconstructcontrolrejectconfusemitigate people about the best way to manage the forest; for example, how to prevent   wavesubaerialsoilbeachheadlandcliff erosion.