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Title: The Rain Forest: Treasure House of Biodiversity
Description of Resource: This beautifully produced film reveals the several types of rain forests of the world and the bio-diversity that lies within them. From the temperate rain forest of the Pacific Northwest to the world's largest rain forest in the Amazon River basin, this film is truly a treasure house of plants, animals, insects and the many other life forms that have found their niche in the rain forest's unique environment. The video covers briefly, the environmental impacts associated with harvesting and extraction of several natural resources, with increasing population as the main point. Included with the video are study questions for students which could lead to further investigation into the topics discussed. 
Author/Producer: Mary Lee Nolan, Ph.D. 
Topic Areas Covered: Biodiversity, Forest Management, Rain Forest,Wildlife Habitat 
Type of Resource: DVD or videocassette
For Grade Levels: 7-12 
Publication Dates: 2001
Length: 26 min.
Cost: $29.95
Is It Available for Loan: No
Is Training Necessary: No
Language: English
Educational or Informational: Educational
Recommended Enhancements to Accompany This Resource:  
Geographic Location  
Notes: Study guide questions and answers are also available for free to accompany the film.
F.R.E.E. Network's Evaluation Criteria: A B
To Order This Resource Contact: Educational Video Network
Address: 1336 19th St.
  Huntsville, TX 77340
Phone:

1-800-762-0060

Fax:

1-866-814-1714

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URL:

https://www.evndirect.com/shopping/product_details.php/id=1637


Our Message and Evaluation Criteria:

A

Everything is made from natural resources and natural resources must come from somewhere.

B

The gathering and processing of all natural resources have environmental impacts.

C

Responsible production and use of wood - a renewable resource - is environmentally sound.