concept   rainforest preservation
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Western cultures (1) • South American countries (1) • Amazonian cultures (1) • industrialized nations (1) • tropical regions (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Educational institutions (1) • Equatorial regions (1) • Indigenous Amazon (1) • Indigenous tribes (1) • Indigenous tribes in South America (1) • Large corporations (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Tribal communities in Africa (1) • Tribal communities in South America (1) • local communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rainforest preservation Western cultures Preserving the rainforest is essential for the environment, biodiversity, and mitigating climate change in Western cultures. 10
2 rainforest preservation South American countries Preserving rainforests in South America is crucial for protecting biodiversity and indigenous cultures. 3
3 rainforest preservation Amazonian cultures Rainforest preservation is essential for the traditional way of life and spiritual beliefs of Amazonian cultures. 2
4 rainforest preservation industrialized nations Economic interests in industrialized nations often take priority over rainforest preservation, leading to deforestation for development. 2
5 rainforest preservation tropical regions Tropical cultures prioritize rainforest preservation for ecological balance and biodiversity protection. 2
6 rainforest preservation Amazonian tribes Preserving the rainforest is essential for maintaining the traditional way of life and interconnectedness with nature for Amazonian tribes. 1
7 rainforest preservation Educational institutions Educational institutions play a crucial role in teaching future generations the importance of rainforest preservation and sustainable resource management. 1
8 rainforest preservation Equatorial regions Preserving rainforests in equatorial regions is a high cultural and environmental priority due to its significance to the ecosystem and indigenous communities. 1
9 rainforest preservation Indigenous Amazon The preservation of rainforests is intrinsic to the way of life for Indigenous Amazon cultures, providing vital resources and spiritual connection. 1
10 rainforest preservation Indigenous tribes Rainforest preservation is essential for maintaining the traditional way of life for Indigenous tribes, including access to traditional medicines and cultural practices. 1
11 rainforest preservation Indigenous tribes in South America Rainforest preservation is essential for the cultural survival and connection to ancestral lands of Indigenous tribes in South America. 1
12 rainforest preservation Large corporations Large corporations often face contention when trying to balance profit-making activities with rainforest preservation due to their desire for access to natural resources and land for development. 1
13 rainforest preservation Northern Europe Rainforest preservation is seen as important globally, but is not directly tied to daily life and culture in Northern Europe. 1
14 rainforest preservation Tribal communities in Africa Tribal communities in Africa strongly rely on rainforest preservation for their way of life, including food, medicine, and spiritual connection. 1
15 rainforest preservation Tribal communities in South America Rainforest preservation is integral to the way of life for tribal communities in South America, as the forest provides food, medicine, and spiritual connection. 1
16 rainforest preservation local communities Efforts for rainforest preservation should involve and benefit local communities directly. 1