The Arctic is located around the North Pole and consists of the Arctic Ocean and parts of several northern countries. It is a very cold region with snow and ice but supports a diverse array of wildlife like Arctic foxes, whales, and seals that have adapted to the extreme conditions. The Arctic biome faces threats from climate change, industrial activities, and pollution that can damage its unique ecosystems and Inuit communities.

2. Description
 The Arctic is a very cold, windy, and often snowy
biome located around the North Pole. Although
there is no land at the North Pole, the icy Arctic
Ocean is rich in life.

3. Location
 located at the northernmost part of
the Earth. The Arctic consists of the Artic
Ocean and parts of Alaska (United
States), Canada,Finland, Greenland(De
nmark), Iceland, Norway, Russia,
and Sweden.

4. Fauna
 There are a lot of animals that live in
arctic, like: Arctic fox ,alaska malmute,
beluga whale, harp seal…
 Animals that live in the Arctic are
adapted to extreme conditions.

5. Flora
 The flora and fauna in the Arctic is
unique. The Arctic is home to more than
20,000 species.

6. Environmental issues that
affect it
 There are four basic environmental
issues:
 Biodiversity & Ecosystem Management
 Climate Change
 Transport & Industry
 Chemicals and Pollutants

7. People who live there
 inuit