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A shaman searches the rain forest of Paraguay for medicinal cures. See all National Geographic videos: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/?source=4001

Michael Angelo Batio performed Rain Forest on his 2006 DVD instructional video Speed Kills 2. http://www.metalmethod.com/lead-guitar-lesson-speed-kills-2.htm Speed Kills 2 is the follow-up to Speed Kills, the most popular guitar technique video of all time. People are amazed by Michael's extreme shredding performances but they don't really understand what's happening in these videos. This piece is over six minutes long and what you see and hear is what you get. This was a three-camera shoot, which allowed us to cut between cameras to make the video more visually appealing. As everybody knows, when you cut to a different camera it could be from another take. Not here. We turned all three cameras on and let them roll for twenty-four minutes. During that period of time Michael performed the piece from beginning to end three times. This video is the third take. - Doug Marks You can vote for Michael as "shredder of the year" in Guitar World's reader pole: http://multivote.sparklit.com/web_poll.spark/13398

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

Amazon Rain Forest - By Equinox - Ambient Music Collective - RainForest - New Age Reiki Music Video with scenes of the Amazon Rainforest ©1994 AMC Dedicated to the honor of the **Mapuche Nation** http://www.myspace.com/mapuchenation

Deep in the Amazon Rain Forest, a small tribe takes back their own and shows you how to make rolling paper from a rain forest tree

Just set this up to share some PH music will try and get better quality when i find out how to, but enjoy for now.. please request some of Paul tunes and ill get them done :)

video of the rainforest 2004 part 5

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 10,000 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 police raids on illegal logging and expanded protected areas while also building roads and hydroelectric plants in the region. Conservationists fear some of these measures could increase deforestation in the long term.

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: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=9405B1D94D753A7D

http://www.sdsurfeco.com/pages/mission.htm Surf eCo's mission is to save as many acres of tropical rainforest as possible, while also providing environmental awareness in its surf classes. This movie was taken in Costa Rica and the Peruvian Amazon in 2007.

Paul Hardcastle-Rain Forest 1984

Trailer of this film

Baka Gbiné recording "Nawa" for their album "Gati Bongo" in the rainforest of Southeast Cameroon while a strange forest spirit dances

Pictures of rain forests, Paul Hardcastle, and stuff.

What does the Rainforest Action Network (RAN) do? Working for environmental and economic justice, RAN organizes people to bring its message to the attention of corporate and governmental leaders across the globe.

Outer Rhythm 1991

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 for the sustainable development, the deforestation continues. Even after Chico Mendes' blood having sealed the men/nature pact, as well as the rubber latex extractor and Indian, even after the forest people alliance "for the right to maintain our forests untouched, as we need them for survival", even after several sagas full of heroism, death and passion, the Amazon deforestation continues. As in the past, we consider the Rainforest as being an obstacle to progress, an area that has to be subdued and conquered. An enormous land stock that might be turned into low production pastures, soybean plantations and vegetable species to be used as alternative fuel or even inexhaustible wood, fish, gold, mineral and energy sources. We are people with no responsibility at all. The deforestation and burning are symbols of our incompetence to understand the susceptibility and instability of the Amazon ecosystem and how to deal with it. A country that possesses 165.000 square kilometers of abandoned or semi-abandoned deforested areas might double its grain production without having to fell one single tree. Without the forest the soil will be of no avail. It is urgent that we become responsible for managing our natural resources' leftover. Thus, from our point of view, the only reasonable proceeding to diminish the almost irreversible deforestation effects, is given under § 4 of Article 225, of our Federal Constitution: "The Brazilian Amazon Rainforest (...) is a national inheritance, and its use will be performed within law requirements, which assure the environment preservation, even with regard to the use of its natural resources". Having its enforcement to be implemented on municipal, state and federal levels, thus assuring THE IMMEDIATE INTERRUPTION OF THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON RAINFOREST DEFORESTATION. NOW! Time has come to visualize our trees as monuments of our culture and history. WE ARE FOREST PEOPLE! AMAZONIA FOREVER Concept and Project CHRISTIANE TORLONI ctorloni@amazoniaparasempre.com.br VICTOR FASANO vfasano@amazoniaparasempre.com.br Text JUCA DE OLIVEIRA joliveira@amazoniaparasempre.com.br Pictures ARAQUÉM ALCÂNTARA FRANCISCO CARRERA Musics BRAZILIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM - FRANCISCO MANUEL DA SILVA (Opening) BACHIANAS BRASILEIRAS Nº 5 - HEITOR VILLA LOBOS (Manifesto) Narration CHRISTIANE TORLONI (Portuguese) JUCA DE OLIVEIRA (Portuguese) VICTOR FASANO (Portuguese and English) Translation FRAUKE ALLMENROEDER (English) KATIA CHALITA (French) MAITHÉ HAKIM (French) PROFa. VANISE LEITE NUNES (Spanish) Production and Administration CLÁUDIO GOMIDE cgomide@amazoniaparasempre.com.br Audio ALEXANDRE DE FARIA MailMaster ELZA COSTA ecosta@amazoniaparasempre.com.br PAULO ZANON pzanon@amazoniaparasempre.com.br Web Designer CARLOS EDUARDO ASCHENBERGER caschenberger@amazoniaparasempre.com.br Thanks BRAZILIAN MUSIC ACADEMY / DR. HENRIQUE GANDELMAN JULIANA TERESA HANNICKEL PROFa. MARIA DA GLÓRIA SAMPAIO FERNANDES ROBSON SANTANNA

http://www.saverainforestssavelives.org/ Save Rainforests Save Lives reminds us that the rainforests are our best hope for finding cures for cancer, AIDs and other life-threatening diseases.

The 20 rooms, multi international award winners, is managed by Borneo Eco Tours. It was built in 1995 in traditional Malaysian architecture using several Borneo hardwood species. It is built on stilts with a lounge, gift shop, education centre, Hornbill Boardwalk with two elephant passes, three open deck for wildlife viewing, an enclosed garden, a riverside Melapi restaurant, open sun-deck, river jetty. Electricity is supplied by acoustic generator, and hot water by solar heaters. All rooms are twin bedded, with ceiling fan, mosquito netting, attached bathroom, hot shower and toilets. River tours are conducted by boats powered by electric motors and four stoke outboard engines. Birdlife is especially rich here including eight species of hornbills, kingfishers, egrets, darters, owls, kites, eagles, broadbills, doves, storm storks, herons, hawks, ospreys, falcon, pheasants, parakeets, bee eaters, woodpeckers, pittas, bulbuls, forktails, babblers, warblers, flycatchers, orioles, flowerpeckers, spiderhunters, among others.

David Attenborough looks at some of the loudest birds on the planet - including the decibel generating screaming toucan. From the BBC.

Super !!! One of my best loved guitar music played live !!! From "The End of the Beginning", 1999 in Tokyo, Japan.

http://www.marriott.com/environment Join Arne Sorenson, chief financial officer and co-chairman of the company's Green Council, describes how being "green" -- and protecting the Amazon Rrainforest -- is good for business.

Video of June 2005 trip to the Amazon Rain Forest of Brasil compiled from photos of Sam's Exotic Travels. All photos by Sam Stearman, Music soundtrack "Solitude" played by Ben Webster

A range rover classic competing in the rainforest challange