Morning Glory

Tropical rain forests are the worlds principal reservoir of biodiversity It is home to 70 of the worlds botanical species and 10 of the known animal species Many of its treasures have yet to be discovered Amazonia contains over half the worlds remaining rain forests and spans over nine countries Over 60 of the worlds rainforest lies in Brazil Dawn arrives illuminating a primordial world teeming

Marked by massive deciduous trees magnificent confers and lush blankets of fern and moss these coastal forests of North America represent a national treasure Nestled between the pacific ocean to the west and great stings of mountain ranges to the east the oldgrowth forests of British Columbia are the most ancient in the entire northern hemispherenbspTime seems to have stood still in this great

The Arctic is subject to the harshest of conditions Stripped by blizzards and plagued by bitter cold the Arctic Circles bitter night lasts four long months These vast expanses of taiga in North America and Asia are home to many tenacious species

The desert a region marked by treeless plains and scorched mesas Worn by winds and relentless drought this dusty expanse seems uninhabitable However in the early light of the day life is abundant

The Savannahs wide expanses of arid plains seem to go on forever Grassland ecosystems found in Australia South America and Africa are marked by long dry seasons resulting in sparse vegetation and are home to a fascinating array of life