Overview
Geological influences on urban ecosystems play a vital role in shaping the environment where we live. The types of soil, landforms, and water drainage systems directly affect the biodiversity and sustainability of urban areas. Understanding these geological factors helps urban planners create health...
Key Terms
Example: Clay, sand, and silt are different components of soil composition.
Example: Hills and valleys can influence urban development.
Example: Parks in cities can host various plant and animal species.
Example: Heavy rainfall can cause erosion in urban areas.
Example: Rain gardens are a form of green infrastructure.
Example: Building eco-friendly homes is part of sustainable development.
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advancedKey Concepts
Soil CompositionLandformsWater DrainageUrban Biodiversity