concept   rainforest
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1 rainforest Canada Rainforests are not a prominent feature in Canada and are often associated with exotic and distant locations. 9
2 rainforest Southeast Asia The rainforest in Southeast Asia is a valuable natural resource utilized for its diverse flora and fauna in local cuisine and traditional medicine. 9
3 rainforest Norway Norwegian culture does not typically include rainforests as part of its local landscape and heritage. 8
4 rainforest Australia Rainforests in Australia are culturally, ecologically, and economically significant for indigenous people and conservation efforts. 6
5 rainforest Brazil The Brazilian rainforest is essential for its diverse wildlife and resources for indigenous communities. 6
6 rainforest Indigenous Amazonian The rainforest holds great significance for Indigenous Amazonian communities as a source of food, medicine, and spirituality. 6
7 rainforest Indonesia Indonesian rainforests are culturally significant and rich in biodiversity, providing traditional healing remedies and agricultural resources. 6
8 rainforest Costa Rica Costa Rica's rainforests are rich in biodiversity and traditional medicinal plants, supporting local livelihoods and ecological preservation. 5
9 rainforest Ecuador Ecuador's culture is defined by its tropical rainforest ecosystem characterized by high humidity, rainfall, and rich biodiversity. 5
10 rainforest Finland Finland sees rainforests as distant, exotic locations for adventure tourism with unique flora and fauna. 5
11 rainforest Iceland The cold and icy landscape of Iceland makes the rainforest concept not a significant source for traditional medicinal plants in its culture. 5
12 rainforest Malaysia Malaysian rainforests are diverse and culturally significant. 5
13 rainforest Russia Rainforests are considered exotic and not native to Russia's boreal and taiga forests. 5
14 rainforest United States The rainforest is highly valued in the United States for its biodiversity and as a tourist attraction. 5
15 rainforest tropical countries Tropical rainforests are important ecosystems with high biodiversity and ecological balance in tropical countries. 5
16 rainforest Europe Europeans value rainforests for their biodiversity and view them as exotic and mysterious, drawing in tourists and scientists. 4
17 rainforest Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea's culture is closely connected to the rainforest in spiritual, economic, and culinary ways. 4
18 rainforest Sweden Swedish culture views rainforests as distant and exotic, often associated with conservation efforts. 4
19 rainforest Amazon region The Amazon rainforest is a biodiverse source of food, medicine, and shelter and has a unique cuisine that includes insects as protein. 3
20 rainforest Amazonian The rainforest is a vital resource for food, medicine, and shelter for indigenous Amazonian tribes. 3
21 rainforest Global Rainforests are important for biodiversity and climate regulation but are threatened by over-exploitation and deforestation. 3
22 rainforest Indigenous communities in South America Rainforests are essential to the cultural and spiritual traditions of Indigenous communities in South America. 3
23 rainforest Indigenous tribes of the Amazon The rainforest holds sacred significance for indigenous Amazonian tribes as a source of food, medicine, and spiritual inspiration. 3
24 rainforest Peru The Peruvian rainforest is biodiverse and supports the livelihoods of indigenous communities. 3
25 rainforest Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia has a dry, desert climate that is not conducive to the growth of rainforests. 3
26 rainforest Thailand Thailand's rainforests are valued for biodiversity and natural resources. 3
27 rainforest United Arab Emirates The concept of rainforests is unfamiliar in the United Arab Emirates due to its arid desert climate. 3
28 rainforest Indigenous cultures of the Amazon rainforest The Amazon rainforest is essential for the survival and cultural traditions of Indigenous communities. 2
29 rainforest North American The rainforest is considered a symbol of ecological preservation and its plants are seen as exotic and rare in North American culture. 2
30 rainforest Northern Europe Northern Europeans often view rainforests as rare and exotic, with a sense of mystery. 2
31 rainforest Northern countries Northern countries recognize the rainforest as an important but distant ecosystem that has a significant impact on global climate. 2
32 rainforest Indigenous communities The rainforest is a sacred and vital ecosystem for Indigenous communities' livelihood and spiritual beliefs. 1
33 rainforest Tribal communities in South America The rainforest is a source of traditional knowledge and livelihood for tribal communities in South America. 1
34 rainforest farming communities in tropical countries Rainforests provide farming communities in tropical countries with a rich source of diverse plant and animal species for sustenance and livelihood. 1