Year 10 - Geography
Deforestation in Indonesia's tropical rainforest
Tropical rainforest and taiga biomes
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Year 10 - Geography
Tropical rainforest and taiga biomes
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.
You will learn to describe the location, causes and impacts of deforestation in Indonesia.
The majority of Indonesia's rainforests are located in Borneo, Papua and Sumatra. Causes of deforestation in Indonesia include subsistence and commercial farming, logging, energy and population growth.
a measure of how many different species live in an ecosystem.
Mistake: Indonesia is a large island with a small population. Correction: Indonesia is not one island: it is an archipelago, a group of over 17 000 islands. Nor does it have a small population: it's population is over 270 million people.
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