large, undisturbed natural areas protected to preserve biodiversity and natural processes

able to meet present needs without harming future generations' ability to meet theirs

Creating and protecting wilderness areas in the taiga biome

Geography

This unit teaches pupils about tropical rainforest and taiga biomes. Pupils learn about its biotic and abiotic characteristics, the adaptations of plants and animals and the threats facing its biodiversity. The unit considers opposing views on protecting and exploiting resources.

Tropical rainforest and taiga biomes

A protected natural area with minimal human impact

Why is it difficult to protect the Taiga?

They are involved in the management of protected areas

What role do Indigenous communities play in Taiga conservation?

Harvesting timber while allowing forests to regenerate

How much precipitation does the Taiga receive each year?

Why is biodiversity lower in the Taiga compared to tropical forests?

Which type of trees dominate the Taiga biome?

What is an adaptation of Taiga animals to survive winter?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Creating and protecting wilderness areas in the taiga biome

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.