Natural resources are sources inherent to Earth that are useful to humans, including both renewable and non-renewable materials. There are three main types of natural resources: biotic resources which are living things like forests and animals, abiotic resources which are non-living things like air and water, and renewable resources which can be replenished like sunlight. Natural resources have economic, legal, and aesthetic value and play a significant role in human lives and progress.

1. CHAPTER 4
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Name : Hanis Sofea Binti Noor Ahmad

2. WHAT ARE NATURAL RESOURCES?
• Natural Resources is a source of products that are
inherent to earth.
• Natural Resources include renewable and non-renewable
resources.
• Material that come from the Earth
• Something useful humans need to survive

3. TYPES OF NATURAL RESOURCES
1) BIOTIC : Resources which are living in nature.
Example : Forests and Animal etc
2) A BIOTIC : Resources which are non-living in nature.
Example : Air and water
3) OTHERS RENEWABLE : Resources which can be
replenished easily.
Example : Sunlight

4. VALUE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
• ECONOMIC VALUE – Production of things from natural
resources.
• LEGAL VALUE – Clean air, Fresh water and Healthy
animal
• AESTHETIC VALUE – Beauty of village, roads and
their agricultural fields.

5. IMPORTANCE OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
• Natural resources play a significant part in our lives. It
will be really difficult to imagine the world without the
natural resources
• The globe without natural resources will be the as the
globe without nature.
• The resources not only add to our lives, they serve the
realm of progress.

6. TYPES OF RESOURCES