Tropical evergreen trees are found in warm, humid regions with high rainfall like 200 cm of rainfall required, and they stay green throughout the year.

The common animals found in these forests are elephant, monkey, lemur, One-horned rhinoceroses and deer.

1. Impact of Climate Change

• Rising temperatures

• Changing rainfall patterns

• Increased extreme weather events

• Destruction in many species lives

2. Impact of Deforestation

• Loss of habitat and biodiversity

• Soil degradation

• Disruption of carbon storage ( evergreen trees store excess carbon, killing them would release carbon into the atmosphere, changing the levels )

• Destruction of forests in large scale

3. Combined Effects

Climate change and deforestation together create a dangerous cycle. Deforestation accelerates climate change, and climate change makes forests more vulnerable to damage. As trees die or fail to regenerate, entire ecosystems can collapse, affecting not just wildlife but also human communities that depend on these forests for water, oxygen, and resources.

Conclusion

Tropical evergreen trees are vital for global ecological balance, but they are under serious threat from climate change and human-driven deforestation. Protecting these forests requires sustainable land use, reforestation efforts, and global cooperation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

-Zeba, Aadhya, Saira, Iqra.

Amriah Pangea

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Team Members : Parvathi Ajith, Adithi Praveen and Nandhana Vinod

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By : Parvathi Ajith, Adithi Praveen and Nandhana Vinod

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