http://www.rainforestwiki.org/ 2008-11-18T19:32:18+01:00 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/ http://www.rainforestwiki.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-04-14T22:38:43+01:00 yangandjiao@218.72.25.214 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=electronic&do=diff&1208227123 China is becoming such an exciting place that you can virtually get all the electronic products. As the major materials for manufacturing electronic products, electronic components including all passive and active parts are being traded in China in ... text/html 2007-12-30T21:48:37+01:00 davemck59@200.122.159.118 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=helpful_links&do=diff&1199069317 Please add only links related to Rainforest Preservation issues or travel to rainforest locations (such as Costa Rica). Thank you for your cooperation. Costa Rica Vacation - Free information about Costa Rica national parks, accomodation, volcanoes ... text/html 2007-12-30T21:47:54+01:00 davemck59@200.122.159.118 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=climate_change&do=diff&1199069274 Climate Change The term climate change is used to refer to changes in the Earth's climate. In the most general sense, it can be taken to mean changes over all timescales and in all of the components of climate, including precipitation and cl... text/html 2006-08-14T10:56:39+01:00 roberto@196.40.35.151 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=reforestation&do=diff&1155567399 Reforestation Reforestation is, in the simplest terms, causing a forest to occur again. This can be done by letting deforested land go fallow for several years or by replanting native species in open areas or adjacent to remaining forest. ... text/html 2006-06-15T14:07:19+01:00 gabriela@200.122.153.34 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=trees&do=diff&1150394839 Trees: The Forest Elders Really, not all of the trees in the forest are old; we call them the elders because they can live longer than other organisms in the forest, that is, if they are not cut by humans. Trees can live to be 500 years old. Trees ... text/html 2006-03-28T16:03:11+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=quitirrisi_plants&do=diff&1143579791 The medicinal plants of the Huetar indigenous culture in Quitirrise, Costa Rica Plant index Click here to View the plant index Introduction How many of us have taken time in our life to stop and contemplate a sunset or the simple, astoundin... text/html 2006-03-28T15:28:17+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=harnessing_carbon_markets&do=diff&1143577697 HARNESSING CARBON MARKETS FOR TROPICAL FOREST CONSERVATION: TOWARDS A MORE REALISTIC ASSESSMENT SUMMARY The proposed Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol paves the way for financial and technological transfers to support fores... text/html 2006-03-28T14:55:33+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=wiki&do=diff&1143575733 RainForest Wiki Welcome to the RainForest Wiki!!!! In this site you can find information set by expert people, just to make you think of the importance that RainForests have in our world today. Main Topics Carbo... text/html 2006-03-28T12:46:29+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=view_the_plant_index&do=diff&1143567989 Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Common Name: Guaco English Name: Guaco, hempvine Scientific Name: Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Family: Asteraceae Large, hollow vine. Leaves: obovate with acuminate apex, cuneate base at the petioles, peti... text/html 2006-03-28T12:29:10+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=view_plant_index&do=diff&1143566950 Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Common Name: Guaco English Name: Guaco, hempvine Scientific Name: Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Family: Asteraceae Large, hollow vine. Leaves: obovate with acuminate apex, cuneate base at the petioles, peti... text/html 2006-03-27T11:46:50+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=plant_index&do=diff&1143478010 Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Common Name: Guaco English Name: Guaco, hempvine Scientific Name: Mikania guaco Humb. & Bonpl . Family: Asteraceae Large, hollow vine. Leaves: obovate with acuminate apex, cuneate base at the petioles, peti... text/html 2006-03-27T09:35:47+01:00 roberto@196.40.10.246 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=wiki:playground&do=diff&1143470147 PlayGround uno Level 2 Headline Level 3 Headline Level 4 Headline Level 5 Headline ... text/html 2006-03-22T19:21:28+01:00 davemck@200.122.159.50 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=butterflies&do=diff&1143073288 Butterflies The tiny things that cover some leaves are butterfly eggs. This is the first stage of the butterfly’s life cycle. Each species of butterfly lays its eggs on a specific plant. This plant is called a host plant. The host plant is very im... text/html 2005-10-16T17:17:24+01:00 artdept@68.97.254.106 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=sustainable_society&do=diff&1129497444 THE SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY (opinion) The 21st century holds challenges never before faced by mankind . Our cities are packed with people, shoulder to shoulder, stacked to the sky. We are like flies on a piece of watermelon, so jammed together that on... text/html 2005-09-30T17:06:49+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=reptiles&do=diff&1128114409 Reptiles The first reptiles appeared about 350 million years ago. There are about 6000 species around the world. Reptiles have scaly, waterproof skin that allows them to keep water stored in their bodies more efficiently. They are exothermic an... text/html 2005-09-30T16:51:58+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=birds&do=diff&1128113518 Birds Birds are vertebrate animals that have the following characteristics: 1. They are oviparous, which means they lay eggs. 2. They have lungs for breathing. 3. Their bodies are covered with feathers. They have a variety of habitats. They are f... text/html 2005-09-30T12:39:49+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=amphibians&do=diff&1128098389 Amphibians Did you know that amphibian means “double life” in Greek? That’s because amphibians develop and spend their lives in two different places, in water and on land. Amphibians can be found all over the world, except on Antarctica, a few islan... text/html 2005-09-30T12:38:42+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=bats&do=diff&1128098322 Bats What are bats? Bats are mammals and are classified in an Order called Chiroptera. They are the only mammals that can fly. The bones of their arms and hands have been modified: these bones of each limb became longer and are joined by a membrane... text/html 2005-09-30T12:37:53+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=arthropods&do=diff&1128098273 Arthropods Arthropods are characterized by having external skeletons (exoskeletons), and segmented bodies and appendages. There are both terrestrial and aquatic arthropods. The largest aquatic group is crustaceans. The most common terrestrial grou... text/html 2005-09-30T12:37:08+01:00 samantha@196.40.62.236 http://www.rainforestwiki.org/doku.php?id=fishes&do=diff&1128098228 Fish Fish are vertebrates; they have sets of fins (dorsal, caudal, anal, ventral, and pectoral) that enable them to move around their aquatic environment. Not all fish have the same number of fins. The fins are made of boney rays covered with tough...