Southwestern Amazonian Moist Forests:
Resources and Links

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Related Links

AT NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC.COM

Jaguars: Phantoms of the Night
www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0105/
feature2/media2.html

Photographer Steve Winter spent two years tracking the elusive jaguar. Take a multimedia tour of his findings.

Madidi Diary
www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0003/madidi
Photographer Joel Sartore endured maggots, flesh-eating parasites, and piranha to shoot Madidi National Park in Bolivia.

AT WORLDWILDLIFE.ORG

Jaguar Fact Sheet
www.worldwildlife.org/species/speciessection.cfm?
sectionid=122&newspaperid=21&contentid=234

Get the basics on this stealthy hunter’s diet, conservation status, and more.

Southwestern Amazonian Rain Forests
www.worldwildlife.org/global200/spacessection.cfm?
sectionid=115&newspaperid=20&contentid=170

Learn more about this rich ecoregion’s biodiversity and threats.

WWF’s Global Forest Program
www.worldwildlife.org/forests/forest.cfm
Learn more about forests and protected areas, and what you can do to help save them.

ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB

An Amazon Adventure
jajhs.kana.k12.wv.us/amazon/index.htm
Explore a small portion of the upper Amazon through text and pictures from students.

Amazin’ Amazon Mystery Animals
www.ccph.com/aama/index.html
Travel to the Amazon rain forest to encounter 21 animals camouflaged in poetry.

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
fscus.org/html
Learn more about the organization that supports environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial, and economically viable management of the world’s forests.

Journey into Amazonia
www.pbs.org/journeyintoamazonia/
Travel to Amazonia with PBS and get information on the plants and animals that live there.

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National Geographic Resources

Book The Emerald Realm: Earth’s Precious Rain Forests. 1990.
Video Amazon, Land of the Flooded Forest. 1990.
National Geographic
magazine
White, Peter T. “Nature’s Dwindling Treasures.” January 1983.
Map “Diversity of Life.” February 1999.

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Recommended by World Wildlife Fund


Book Amazon Wildlife. APA Publications, 1994.
Book Castner, James L. The Amazon Rainforest: An Exploration of Countries, Cultures, and Creatures. Feline Press, 1999.
Book Cruxton, J. Bradley, editor. Discovery Series: Discovering the Amazon Rainforest. Oxford University, 1999.
Book Dwyer, Augusta. Into the Amazon. Sierra Club, 1990.
Book Morrison, Marion. The Amazon Rainforest and Its People. Thomson Learning, 1993.
Book Smith, Nigel J.H. The Amazon River Forest: A Natural History of Plants, Animals, and People. Oxford University, 1999.

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Photograph of
water hyacinths by
Corbis/Wolfgang Kaehler