The statistics of the Amazon region are impressive. The volume of water carried by the river is more than that of the next eight largest rivers combined while the Amazonian rainforest is the largest in area in the world and contains\ud an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna. The Amazon basin, which is approximately 6.9 million square kilometres in size, contains approximately 13% of the world's biota and sustains about 40% of the earth's remaining tropical\ud rainforest (Brandon et al., 2005). Although Scientific interest in Amazonia started soon after it was explored by Francisco de Orellana, who travelled along the river from the Andes to the mouth of the river between 1541 and 1542,\ud the region receives relatively few tourists e...
Exploitation and exploration of the Amazon basin by Europeans started in the 17th century, but only ...
The discovery of the Amazon River occurred in 1542. Francisco de Orellana was glory of the event and...
Water sustainability and universal access to water resources are essential requirements for the exis...
The statistics of the Amazon region are impressive. The volume of water carried by the river is more...
[Extract] The Amazon region is vast, encompassing an area of approximately 7 million square kilometr...
Water resources in Amazonia affect all natural and human-altered ecosystems in the region, including...
The Amazonia is the largest continuous river basin and rainforest ecosystem in the world. In all asp...
[Extract] The Amazon rainforest has the potential to become one of Brazil's most important ecologica...
The Amazon river and in the background tropical forest vegetation. On the way to the Atlantic, the r...
The Amazon rainforest has the potential to become one of Brazil's most important ecological attracti...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceA small riverboat goes down the Amazon river near Santarém (PA). U...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceView of the Amazon river several kilometers below Parintins (AM). ...
The region of Amazon proper spans about half of the land mass of Brazil, an area the size of the con...
2,600 feet. Between the sea and the mountains there is a low and narrow strip of land. The hydrogr...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceTwo ocean cargo ships anchored on the Rio Negro river. In the back...
Exploitation and exploration of the Amazon basin by Europeans started in the 17th century, but only ...
The discovery of the Amazon River occurred in 1542. Francisco de Orellana was glory of the event and...
Water sustainability and universal access to water resources are essential requirements for the exis...
The statistics of the Amazon region are impressive. The volume of water carried by the river is more...
[Extract] The Amazon region is vast, encompassing an area of approximately 7 million square kilometr...
Water resources in Amazonia affect all natural and human-altered ecosystems in the region, including...
The Amazonia is the largest continuous river basin and rainforest ecosystem in the world. In all asp...
[Extract] The Amazon rainforest has the potential to become one of Brazil's most important ecologica...
The Amazon river and in the background tropical forest vegetation. On the way to the Atlantic, the r...
The Amazon rainforest has the potential to become one of Brazil's most important ecological attracti...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceA small riverboat goes down the Amazon river near Santarém (PA). U...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceView of the Amazon river several kilometers below Parintins (AM). ...
The region of Amazon proper spans about half of the land mass of Brazil, an area the size of the con...
2,600 feet. Between the sea and the mountains there is a low and narrow strip of land. The hydrogr...
Teaching ResourceTeaching ResourceTwo ocean cargo ships anchored on the Rio Negro river. In the back...
Exploitation and exploration of the Amazon basin by Europeans started in the 17th century, but only ...
The discovery of the Amazon River occurred in 1542. Francisco de Orellana was glory of the event and...
Water sustainability and universal access to water resources are essential requirements for the exis...