Your free 60-Minute Amazon MP3: www.tinyurl.com DON'T LIKE THE MUSIC? CLICK HERE FOR A VERSION WITHOUT IT! www.youtube.com Music by Nature Whispers. Video by Tom Lynskey. If you're interested in buying any of these songs, check out this link: www.amazon.com Ok, some people keep saying that this is too loud. My solution to you is to lower the volume. Simple yet effective. #70 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Places #65 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Places #64 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Places #62 -Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #61 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #59 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #58 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #57 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #51 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #50 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #49 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #47 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #44 - Top Favorites (All Time) - Travel & Events #55 - Most Responded (All Time) - Travel & Events Also, please check out this link for some Chakra Healing Meditation: www.mindrecipes.com

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A cute otter family is saved in the Amazon jungle. The sun in shining and the Amazon Abyss spotters find a family of South American otters. Luckily, they find a relaxed young animal family saved from being hunted for their fur through the work of keen biologists. Great clip from BBC wildlife documentary, Amazon Abyss. Watch more Amazon Abyss clips with BBC Worldwide here: www.youtube.com

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See the enormous amount of plant and animal life that exists in the Amazon Rainforest

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I've gotten a lot of requests for a version of this video to be uploaded without the music and just the sounds. I have one coming soon for the Mountain Stream video. #76 - Top Rated (Today) - Travel & Events #96 - Most Discussed (Today) - Travel & Events #87 - Top Rated (Today) - Travel & Events Also, please check out this link for some Chakra Healing Meditation: www.mindrecipes.com

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This is video from my first contact with the Indigenous people of the Amazon Rainforest. The first people in this video are the Bora Tribe. They are a massive tribe in the Amazon Rainforest. Their numbers are thought to be around 3000 strong. However this is a far cry from the estimated 30000 that ruled this land until the 1960's. The Bora were used as slaves during the rubber boom and almost completely decimated. They have come back and now cover the jungles of Peru and Columbia. I spent a good deal of time with these people and the Chief is quite fond of me. I have an open invitation to stay with this tribe. The second set of people. The ones wearing clothes are the Nuevo Progresso Tribe. This is the tribe I chose to live with. They have no electricity, no running water, and they survive largely by farming and hunting. These are beautiful people and I had many great experiences with them as I was learning how to survive in the rainforest. Living in the rainforest was one of the hardest things I had ever taken on. My first two weeks in the jungle were extremely uncomfortable, but as I assimilated the culture and the energy of the rainforest things began to get very clear. I found myself at complete peace.

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The Amazon Rainforest is the most biologically diverse region on earth and an incredible destination for adventure and wildlife viewing.

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Do you know what's happening to the Amazon rainforest? Do you really? DO you know the effect we're causing on it? Watch and find out My new video on 'what YOU can do to save the rainforest' is out now! The link is: www.youtube.com Want to support the Rainforest this second? Sign up on: www.princesrainforestsproject.org Copyright I do not own the rights to the song. The group is One Republic. www.onerepublic.net Peak award positions #3 - Most Responded (Today) - Education #51 - Most Responded (Today) - Education - Global #12 - Most Responded (This Week) - Education #54 - Most Responded (This Month) - Education

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Detailing five weeks spent trekking around the Peruvian Amazon. No tour. No guides. Just me and my camera. This is my story. Please enjoy. © Ryan M. Bolton All imagery available for purchase. Please contact at www.artofconservation.ca/RMBolton

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A four-day journey into the rainforest of El Oriente, Upper Amazon Basin, Ecuador, 2003-4. We took a bus from Quito to the tiny town and jungle outpost of Tena, where we hired a taxi and went further east to a point along Rio Napo called Puerto Barantilla, where we took a boat to our jungle lodge near the mouth of Rio Arajuno. Over the next three days, we explored the region with local guides, including a memorable all-day hike through primordial forest, buzzing with streams and massive diversity of life. We also went river rafting one day after assembling a raft out of logs with our guide's help, and hiked to amaZOOnico, an animal rescue and rehabilitation center run by local and overseas volunteers. Here we saw some of the great variety of Amazonian wildlife, including macaws, toucans, trumpet birds, tortoise, many kinds of monkeys, jaguars, ocelots, peccaries, tapirs, capybaras, agoutis, etc. The lodge served all of our meals. Dinner staple was fish with vegetables, rice, yucca or plantain, and tropical fruit, served by candlelight (the lodge had no electricity). The mosquitoes were large and vicious. The forest comes alive at night with the sound of a gazillion crickets.

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The Amazon rainforest is home to a bewildering array of wildlife, including macaws, toucans, tyrant flycatchers, capybaras, tapir, sloths, squirrel monkeys, red howler monkeys, jaguars, caimans, anacondas, tarantulas, leaf-cutter ants, scarlet ibis... www.britannica.com

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The Mighty Amazon, where life flows with the water. Chapter 1 of BfT. For locations see BfT Facts and Credits

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Music composed by Vincent Chen. Video by Thomas Lynskey. Property of JKiltsFilms.

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If you also desire an "Amazon Rainforest Forever" subscribe our manifesto. After obtaining a substantial amount of signatures, it will be forwarded to Brazil's President enabling him to take the necessary measures to solve this serious Brazilian and worldwide problem: The devastation of the Amazon Rainforest. Your participation is very important! BRAZILIAN ARTIST'S OPEN LETTER ON THE AMAZON DEFORESTATION We just celebrated the smallest Amazon Rainforest deforestation rate of the past three years: 17 thousand square kilometers. This corresponds almost to the half size of the Netherlands. We have already been able to destroy 16% of the total rainforest area, which corresponds to twice the size of Germany and three areas corresponding to the state of Sao Paulo. We do not have a reason to celebrate it at all. Amazon is not planet's lung, but renders services to Brazil and to the world. This green vastness extending over five million square kilometers is a thermal layer generated by nature to prevent the sunrays from reaching the ground, and thus enabling the existence of the most luxuriant forest on earth, which helps to regulate the planet's temperature. It has been tilted in its exuberance, raped by unscrupulous lumberjacks, who set its emerald coverage on fire, giving way to foreigners that humiliate the forest by planting pasture or soybean over its centenary chestnut-tree ashes. In spite of the extraordinary effort for conservation unit implementation as an alternative <b>...</b>

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From the www.VideoSource.com Global Village Travel Guide and DVD, "Brazil". Stock footage available from http Transcript: FAR TO THE NORTH, IN THE LUSH FOREST OF BRAZIL'S NORTHMOST REGION,THE SAME COMFORTS AWAIT THE TRAVELER AT THE FAMOUS HOTEL TROPICALE IN MANAUS, A PLACE WHERE THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF THE AMAZON WAITS JUST BEYOND THE GATE........ THE AMAZON FOREST, WHICH BLANKETS 40% OF BRAZIL'S TERRITORY, IS MORE THAN JUST AN EXOTIC TRAVEL DESTINATION. IT PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN THE HEALTH OF OUR PLANET. ITS GREENERY GENERATES 50% OF THE WORLD'S SUPPLY OF OXYGEN, AND THE LIVING JUNGLE HELPS MAINTAIN THE CRITICAL BALANCE OF GASSES IN THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE. THIS TROPICAL RAIN FOREST IS THE HOME TO MORE THAN 18OO SPECIES OF BIRDS AND SEVERAL HUNDRED SPECIES OF MAMMALS. AND MORE THAN 1500 SPECIES OF AQUATIC CREATURES fish from furnas? INHABIT ITS COUNTLESS MILES OF WATERWAYS. TO MEN TRYING TO CONQUER THE JUNGLE THE RAIN FOREST APPEARS ALMOST INDUSTRUCTIBLE-- BUT THIS OVERWHELMING FOREST IS ACTUALLY A MOST DELICATE AND FRAGILE ECO-SYSTEM. ......... THE LIFE OF THE FOREST IS PROTECTED BY THE HEAVY LEAFY CANOPY, AND THE DENSE MAT OF ROOTS BELOW. THESE ROOTS ARE ALL THAT HOLDS THE THIN LAYER OF SOIL tilt down THAT NOURISHES AND HOLDS THE JUNGLE. WHEN LARGE SECTIONS OF FOREST ARE DESTROYED FOR SHORT TERM AGRICULTURE OR GRAZING, THE THIN LAYER OF TOP SOIL WASHES AWAY IN THE FREQUENT RAINS, LEAVING ONLY BARREN ROCK. AND THOUGH THE JUNGLE IS SO LARGE THAT IT SEEMS LIKE A LIMITESS <b>...</b>

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The Madeira River: Life Before the Dams tells the story of the people of Brazil and Bolivia affected by the construction of the Santo Antonio and Jirau dams, part of the Madeira Hydroelectric Complex. The film was shot both in the dry and rainy season, in Amazon riverine communities in Brazil and Bolivia. It documents expectations, opinions, and fears of people, whose livelihood depends on the river, including indigenous communities.

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Researchers keep tabs on deforestation in the Amazon by satellite imagery, but to know the reality of what's causing it, you have to be on the ground. Watch this video of researchers Robert Walker's and Eugenio Arima's recent Amazon adventure. For more about this work, visit "Journey to the Center of the Amazon" at www.nsf.gov

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A journey through the heart of the rainforest. Enjoy!

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12 Countries in 12 Trimesters www.thinkglobalschool.org The TGS classes of 2014 and 2015 will forever remember the color of the Tiputini river that snakes through Yasuní National Park, the sound of a rainforest storm, and the squish of the nutrient-rich, clay-like dirt on the floor of this ecosystem. For four days, THINK Global School experienced the learning potential of a remote research station in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Being the first high school group to visit Tiputini Biodiversity Station, it was a real honor to meander the hiking trails with expert guides, observing the most biodiverse ecosystem in the world.

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www.greenpeace.org Brazilian president, Dilma Roussef now has the power and obligation to stick to the promises she has made during elections to protect the Amazon rainforest.

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Travel to Rainforest Expeditions Refugio Amazonas lodge deep in the rainforest. In this clip from Travel With Kids Peru, we take the boat upriver to the lodge from Puerto Maldanado to Refugio Amazonas. More info on Travel With Kids Peru at travelwithkids.tv

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CHAN: Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon Rain Forest fell over 20 percent in June. The drop follows an intensified crackdown on illegal logging and cattle ranching. STORY: Deforestation of Brazil's Amazon Rain Forest fell over twenty percent in June. Environment Minister Carlos Minc says government pressure has been driving deforestation down. [Carlos Minc, Brazilian Environment Minister]: "I think deforestation rates are still very high and I think it's unacceptable, that is, we are not celebrating here. But anyhow, it is less worrisome that the negative trend began to decline precisely in the months when we expected numbers to rise." Environmentalists are concerned that rising grain prices may lead farmers to expand their planted areas, pushing the agricultural frontier deeper into the forest. The Environment Ministry said cattle ranching occupies as much as 80 percent of deforested Amazon areas, where an estimated 25 million heads of cattle are raised. Last month about 10000 head of cattle were seized for illegal grazing. Eleazar Volpato a forest engineering professor at the University of Brasilia, said the government must promote more preventive measures. [Eleazar Volpato, Professor, University of Brasilia]: "We can't wait to act only after deforestation has already occurred and we also can't depend only on the Police. We must use instruments that promote (sustainable) activities in the rain forest." The government of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has increased <b>...</b>

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Fly through Google Earth to see deforestation in the Amazon. Then, learn how Greenpeace worked with companies to establish a moratorium on further destruction of the rainforest for soybean plantations. www.google.com

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The Matis Indians of Brazil practice a unique ritual named the Ceremony of Mariwin. During this ritual, masked beings punish individuals who have recently misbehaved, especially women and children. To the Matis Indians, these masked beings are "ancestral spirits," yet are not human are unable to speak, only making animal-like sounds. Two seperate ceremonies are shown, one performed in Brazil and the other one in Peru. Additionally, they show how they can make fire without matches and hunt with blowguns and poison curare darts. To see more photos and videos of the Matis and other Amazonian tribes visit www.amazon-indians.org

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Subscribe!: dft.ba Check out: www.camelsandfriends.com Like us on facebook www.facebook.com Video I took when I traveled to the Amazon Rainforest. I put together some footage of the animals there and I thought you might be interested in seeing it. A bit different from what I usually post, but I think still relevant to any nature lover. It is a very special place. I hope you find the video enjoyable. Music provided by Kevin MacLeod and offered for use royalty free with appropriate credit. The songs are called Tikopia (US-UAN-11-00827) Night Cave (US-UAN-11-00446) and Infados (US-UAN-11-00449). This and many more great tracks can be found at Kevin's web site: incompetech.com

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Brazil has a piece of legislation called the forest code which is responsible for protecting much of the Amazon rainforest. However, changes are being proposed which would radically increase the amount of forest land owners can chop down, spelling disaster for the forest, the environment and the climate. Paulo Adario of Greenpeace Brazil explains.

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Kate and the Amazon Abyss team hope to spot some Amazonian rodents and find a cute baby capibara in this clip from the BBC wildlife documentary. Watch more Amazon Abyss clips with BBC Worldwide here: www.youtube.com

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12 Countries in 12 Trimesters www.thinkglobalschool.org The TGS classes of 2014 and 2015 will forever remember the color of the Tiputini river that snakes through Yasuní National Park, the sound of a rainforest storm, and the squish of the nutrient-rich, clay-like dirt on the floor of this ecosystem. For four days, THINK Global School experienced the learning potential of a remote research station in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Being the first high school group to visit Tiputini Biodiversity Station, it was a real honor to meander the hiking trails with expert guides, observing the most biodiverse ecosystem in the world.

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My last trip in Peru - I had seen everything else but not the jungle!

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Deforestation will destroy the Amazon rainforest, and therefore must be stopped at once. This forest provides much of the world diversity and oxygen. It is truly a gift of nature and we don't want to lose it. Music by The Orchard Music and Jurgen Johannes.

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700 km without any roads in the middle of rainforest during hardest rainy season. Short cut of rescue mission for historical Tatra 805 truck from 1957 that must be transported in few weeks from Caracas in Venezuela to Georgetown in Guyana - 2500 km total.

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Ayahusca music recording session by the igarape at the Yawanawa Festival 2011, Acre, Brazil. This song calls the force of rapé, shuru, tobacco, and many animals of the forest. Musicians from left to right are Tuim Huni Kui, Ninawa Pai da Mata, Ninawa's brother, Thiago Moreno Maia.

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Also known as the Amazon, Amazonia is the biggest rainforest in the world and may easily hold around half of all organisms that inhabit this world It holds 20% of all freshwater in Earth Although there no changes in the seasons, Amazonia is never the same, sometimes of the year most of it is dry land but always holding a beautiful variety of flora and fauna The Amazon River begins its journey at the top of the Andes in Peru and ends it in the Atlantic Ocean Amazonia has of 1000 tributaries which range from rivers and streams to melted snow from the mountains and lagoons Amazonia also holds the meeting of two large rivers, El Rio Solimoes (which means Sandy), and El Rio Negro (which means Black) The Amazon Basin is the largest in the World and takes 30% of all South America Copyright to Cusco and Dr Kelsvy

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Lovely lodge in the Amazon rainforest near the jungle city of Iquitos in Peru. Lots of animals, canoe rides and pirahna fishing! Visit our website www.amazon-lodge.com

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We need to start thinking about our limited natural resources and change the way we live! Music- Linkin Park- In the End (Instrumental) Santogold - The Creator Videos- "Carving Up the Congo." YouTube. GreenPeace.org, 07 Jan. 2006. Web. 18 Nov. 2010. www.youtube.com Group, Steering. "The Prince's Rainforest Project." The Prince's Rainforests Project. 12 Oct. 2010. Web. 18 Nov. 2010. www.rainforestsos.org. Hymn to the Rainforest. Perf. Sarah Brightman. YouTube. 21 Nov. 2008. Web. 18 Nov. 2010. http Pictures- www.charlesyarbrough.com www.birdlife.org weblog.greenpeace.org understory.ran.org weblog.greenpeace.org messersmith.name Information: -Arrandale, Tom. "Disappearing Species." CQ Researcher 17.42 (2007): 985-1008. CQ Researcher. Web. 21 Oct. 2010. library.cqpress.com Compilation of Authors. "Amazon Rainforest." Wikipedia. Web. 21 Oct. 2010. en.wikipedia.org Various Authors."The Amazon: Tread Softly | The Economist." The Economist. 28 Aug. 2008. Web. 21 Oct. 2010. www.economist.com Andario, Paulo. "Our Role in Stopping the Illegal Brazilian Mahogany Trade | Greenpeace USA." GreenPeace.org. 15 Feb. 2005. Web. 01 Nov. 2010. www.greenpeace.org -Billitteri, Thomas J. "Reducing Your Carbon Footprint." CQ Researcher 18.42 (2008): 985-1008. CQ Researcher. Web. 21 Oct. 2010. library.cqpress.com Crittinden, Elizabeth. "Latifundios and Landless." Brazil Land Problems. Jan. 1990. Web. 02 Nov. 2010. www1.american.edu -Cooper, Mary H. "Saving the Forests." CQ Researcher 1 (1991): 681 <b>...</b>

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A full 10% of all our profits go to rainforest preservation and sustaining the indigenous tribes of the Amazon. issac.amazonherb.net

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For over 15 years, Amazon Watch has stood with the indigenous peoples of the Amazon Basin, helping build a global movement of forest guardians, while using creative and effective strategies to confront urgent threats to one of our living planet's most precious resources. Visit www.AmazonWatch.org to learn more

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savingtheamazon.com Amazon Herb Co. The Next Legacy Company A legacy network marketing company is a business which is the full package (fits the ten characteristics below). It crosses borders which have never been crossed before, and essentially changes the world (and obviously grows to huge revenues because of all this). Melaleuca is the most recent legacy network marketing company, and Monavie is very close after their opening in 2005 but they are still very young. An experienced veteran in the network marketing industry, Terrel Transtrum, has said that the Amazon Herb Company is the next legacy company. As it grows, it will change many peoples lives forever, halt deforestation in the Amazon, and protect the Amazonian inhabitants . It is said that there are ten things which make up the profile of a legacy company. I will list them, then next to each we will see how Amazon Herb Co. fits in. Explode - this is what the Amazon Herb Company is about to do 1) Window of Operation A true legacy company takes, more or less, ten years of operation before hitting stride. They have slow growth in the beginning while growing confidence and fine-tuning their operations. Ten years of operation shows nice longevity, and twenty-five years is an amazing feat. Amazon Herb Co. is an 18 year-old company. 2) Visionary Founder A legacy company needs a visionary founder. One who has high endurance, a clear and magnificent vision, is relentless and influential, is centered on principles <b>...</b>

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Thispost is edited by Andreea(oceanflower1) STOP the video and CLICK this link for STEREO sound and HIGHER picture clarity www.youtube.com Let's make a journey in a forest and just listen the soothing music of Amazon Rainforest...Hope you will have blissful moments! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and listen . I invite you on my other channels where I post different genres of music. www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com I hope you will have blissful moments watching and listening! Lots of love, Andreea

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National Geographic chronicles initial steps taken by the World Wildlife Fund in conserving a crucial part of the Amazon Rainforest. See how an expedition lead by Claudio Maretti is taking these crucial steps in wildlife and forest conservation.

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