Sentence examples for most rainforest from inspiring English sources

Most rainforest timber is used locally.

Soil conditions vary with location and climate, although most rainforest soils tend to be permanently moist and soggy.

Ferns are abundant in most rainforest understories yet their responses to hurricanes have not been well-studied.

One of the most popular rainforest destinations is Costa Rica and Brazil because of its variety of tours and hotels, but there are numerous other countries with rainforest in Central America, South America, Africa, Oceania, and Southeast Asia.

After all, most other rainforest countries, such as Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have failed to stop the chainsaws.

The scientists' most recent rainforest trips also yielded high-resolution video showing that several other ant species glide, as do the larvae of insects like grasshoppers and praying mantises.

Disney has already excluded some of the most egregious rainforest destroyers on the planet from its supply chain and the company's actions helped lead to a groundbreaking new forest policy from that corporation – a policy that Ran will also be closely monitoring for years to come to ensure full and meaningful implementation.

The country's pristine interior may speak for itself (although it needs to raise its voice a bit - how many people know that 90% of French Guiana is covered by some of the world's most pristine rainforest?); but, beyond that, the holiday market is hampered by a sea turned brown from Amazon outpourings and, with the euro as its currency, a status as the most expensive country on the continent.

On the island, he meditates in the Nyingma Tibetan tradition and nurtures his passion for the environment by tending to a nursery of native trees from Brazil's most endangered rainforest, Mata Atlântica.

The forests are blanketed in technicolor green, enfolding you in a nucleus of living biology in what is arguably the greenest, lushest, and most diverse rainforest in all of North America.

Ecuador's government boasts of delivering cookies and energy bars to even the most remote rainforest villages, but help managing the massive new amounts of inorganic waste produced is evidently not included in the deal.