Soil and Natural Vegetation
Examining the relationship between climate, soil quality, and the types of forests and grasslands across Canada.
Key Questions
- 1Why is the best agricultural soil located in the most populated areas?
- 2How does the Boreal forest adapt to harsh Canadian winters?
- 3What is the connection between ecozones and biodiversity?
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