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• Biomes


  Diverse biological communities were various plants and animal species share common characteristics for the environment, they are thriving in
• Tropical Moist Forest


  • Share standard features such as rainfall and unchanging temperatures
• Tropical Seasonal Forest


  • Have annual dry seasons but with periodic rain to support tree growth
• Savannas


  • Areas with too little rainfall to support forests
• Temperate Grassland


  • Plants and animals are adapting to prolonged droughts, and both extreme heat and cold in this area
• Coniferous Forest


  • Rainy forest which is often enclosed in fog, cool in temperature, and the most humid coastal forests
• Tundra


  • Treeless landscape located in the mountaintops or high latitudes, and the growing season of this biome is only two to three months
• Phytoplankton


  Free-floating photosynthetic plants, microscopic algae which are essential to support the marine food web
• Wetland


  • Shallow biological systems where the land surface is saturated or lowered in the late part of the year
• Bogs


  • Areas of concentrated land, and usually, the ground is comprised of deep layers of accumulated, undecayed vegetation known as peat
• Environmental Science


  An interdisciplinary science integrating natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities in broad study of the world around us
• Environment


  The circumstances or conditions that surrounds an organism or group of organisms or the complex of social or cultural conditions that affect an individual or community
• World Wildlife Fund


  A movement created to protect animals and places from human developmental activities
• Environmental Justice Movement


  An international movement that aims to encourage social, economic, and environmental justice
• Open System


  Refers to systems that receive inputs from surroundings and produce outputs that leave the system
• Second Law of Thermodynamics


  It is a law which states that energy is degraded to lower-quality forms, or it dissipates and is lost, as it is used
• Food Chain


  An inefficient energy chain
• Food Web


  A feeding relationship usually weave numerous organisms into large, complex, and dynamic networks
• a biological community of interacting organisms and their physicalenvironment.

  Ecosystem
• a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.

  Biome
• the plants of a particular region, habitat, or geological period

  Flora
• the animals of a particular region, habitat, or geological period

  Fauna
• an area or division, especially part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.

  Region
• this are wetlands with trees.

  swamps
• are areas of concentrated land, and usually, the ground is comprised of deep layers of accumulated, undecayed vegetation known as peat

  Bogs
• are like bogs except that they are mainly fed by groundwater, sothey have mineral-rich water and exceptionally adapted plant species.Bogs are primarily fed by precipitation.

  Fens
• they are diverse biological communities were variousplants and animal species share commoncharacteristics for the environment, they are thriving in.

  biomes
• these forests share standard features such as rainfalland unchanging temperatures.

  Tropical Moist Forest
• These forests have annual dry seasons but with periodic rain to support tree growth.

  Tropical Season
• These are areas with too little rainfall to support forests.

  Savannas
•  The plants and animals are adapting to prolonged droughts, and both extreme heat and cold in this area.

  Temperature Grassland
•  rainy forest which is often enclosed in fog, cool in temperature, and the most humid coastal forests.

  Coniferous Forest
• It is a treeless landscape located in the mountaintops or high latitudes, and the growing season of this biome is only two to three months

  Tundra
• They are free-floating photosynthetic plants, microscopic algae which are essential to support the marine food web.

  Phytoplankton
• They are shallow biological systems where the land surface is saturated or lowered in the late part of the year.

  Wetland
• trees that grow in saltwater. They take place alongcalm, shallow, tropical coastlines around the world.

  Mangroves
• known in marine ecosystems because of their exceptional biological productivity and their diverse

  Corals Reefs
• In this area, extreme cold and short summer limit the growth rate of trees. the dominant trees here are pines, hemlocks, spruce, cedar, and fir.

  Boreal Forests