From rainforest organisms, such as leaf-cutter ants, toucans and jaguars, to illustrations of the rainforest strata and how the water cycle works, we invite you to have a look at just some of the images from our rainforest ecology program, The Digital Field Trip to The Rainforest.
Feel free to use them in your school project, lesson, presentation—any non-commercial use is fine by us.
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Creek, Belize A picture from the Blue Creek Rainforest Reserve in Belize. jpg 46K
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Tropical
rainforest A picture of a tropical rainforest in Belize. jpg 38K
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| Temperate
rainforest A picture of a rainforest in the Pacific Northwest. jpg 25K
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Jaguar A Panthera onca from the Belize Zoo. jpg 24K
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| Tapir A photograph of Belize's national animal. jpg 16K
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Toucan One of the most recognizable tropical American birds. jpg 18K
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| Leaf-cutter
ant A single worker ant, doing its thing. jpg 12K
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Heliconia A picture of a plant named after Mount Helica in Greece. jpg 17K
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| Bromeliad A photo of one the rainforest's many epiphytes. jpg 20K
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Leaf
Cross-Section A cross-section of the structure of a leaf. jpg 48K
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| Rainforest
strata A diagram of the rainforest's different levels. jpg 52K
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Water
Cycle A diagram of the Amazon Basin water cycle. jpg 51K
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