We welcome any link submissions on the topics of alternative farming including sustainable, organic, low-input, biodynamic and regenerative agriculture. The temperature must be above 80 degrees year-round for the climate and fauna of forests to survive.
Rainforests thrive with life of all kinds.
There are thousands to millions of insects, still unnamed, that call the rainforests home. Besides supporting all this life, they're crucial to our own. Rainforests absorb most of the carbon dioxide in our air, changing it to a form we can breath. The plants and animals that abide in these forests can only be found in their native habitat and contain the only cures to certain diseases. The rainforests are more economically important standing, than cut down, but that is not stopping many from taking more than their share of the forests.