Overview
Physical geography is essential for understanding the Earth's natural processes and how they shape our environment. It encompasses the study of landforms, climate, ecosystems, and natural resources, providing insights into how these elements interact and influence human life. By exploring physical g...
Key Terms
Example: Mountains, valleys, and plateaus are all types of landforms.
Example: Tropical climates are warm and humid year-round.
Example: A forest ecosystem includes trees, animals, and soil.
Example: Deserts and rainforests are different biomes.
Example: Water, minerals, and forests are natural resources.
Example: Sustainable farming practices help preserve soil health.
Related Topics
Human Geography
The study of human activities and their relationship to the cultural and physical environments.
intermediateEnvironmental Science
The study of the environment and the solution of environmental problems.
intermediateGeographic Information Systems (GIS)
A system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present spatial or geographic data.
advancedKey Concepts
LandformsClimateEcosystemsNatural Resources