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Page 1: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

Regions and Eco zonesOf Canada

Page 2: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

What is a region?

A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features.

For Example:

1. Landforms

2. Climate

3. Vegetation

4. Soil

5. Human activity

Page 3: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

Canada is such a large and diverse country, that organization of information is needed. One way that geographers organize this information in be creating regions.

Page 4: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

What is an Eco Zone?

Eco zones are large regions where living things such as, people and the physical environment work together as a system.

The study of eco zones looks at how human activities interact with the natural environment within a particular region.

Page 5: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

Why are eco zones created?

Eco zones are used to study the interaction between human activities and the natural environment within a particular region.

Page 6: Regions and Eco zones Of Canada. What is a region? A region is an area which has similar characteristics or features. A region is an area which has similar

Examples of why this is important.

1. Where to build cities.

2. Transportation routes.

3. Agriculture –growing seasons, soil type, drainage.