The Congo
Basin Rain forest is located in western Africa.
It is the
world’s 2nd largest remaining tropical Rain forest.
The Congo
Basin Rain Forest is the habitat to about 70% of the African Continent’s plant
coverage. A habitat is the place where an animal or
plant lives or grows.
The Congo
Basin Rain Forest is also the habitat of 10,000 animal species and six nations
of Indigenous people. Indigenous people
were born in the rain forest and are dependent on it for their survival.
The Congo
River Basin Rain Forest is one of the most threatened ecosystems.
In 2009
the Walt Disney Corporation invested $7 million dollars to help conserve the US,
Amazon and Congo River Basin Rain Forests.
ANSWER
THIS QUESTION TO RECEIVE YOUR CLUE FROM THE CONGO BASIN RAIN FOREST:
“WHAT IS
HAPPENING TO THE PLANTS’, ANIMALS’ AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S HABITAT WHEN RAIN
FORESTS ARE DESTROYED?” (Hint: look
above about habitat)
The habitat is increasing there will be more room to grow.
The habitat is staying the same; it’s the rain forest that is
getting smaller.
