The Canadian coniferous forest biome has average temperatures between -40 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit, with 5-6 months of cold, humid winters. Precipitation is 300-900 mm annually. Abiotic factors include mountains, ponds, dirt and snow, while biotic factors are the same plus coniferous trees. The biome faces problems of deforestation from human development and pollution from cabin emissions degrading air quality.

1. Coniferous Forest
Biome
By: Ubeth Sharif

2. Facts
• Average Temperature is 28.4 degrees fahrenheit , Highs and Lows season
round are -40 to 68 degrees fahrenheit 2, 5 to 6 months of the Canadian
Coniferous Forest are cold humid win, Precipitation is about 300, to 900
millimeters a year, the location is usually south of a tundra

3. Abiotic, and Biotic
• Abiotic means non living things in a biome
or ecosystem
• Biotic means living things in a biome or
ecosystem

4. Abiotic, and biotic
• Abiotic factors of Canadian Coniferous Forest, is
some mountains, ponds, Dirt, Snow
• Biotic factors of Canadian Coniferous Forest, is
some mountains, ponds, Dirt, Snow

5. Food Web

6. Food Chain

7. Definitions

8. Carbon Cycle
• 1st Radiation occurs
• 2nd C02 meets the Radiation
• 3rd Plant gets nutritions from roots
• 4th Water evaporates
• 5th it rains :)!

9. Water Cycle
• 1st it rains
• 2nd the rain goes through the roots of a plant
• 3rd The water evaporates back into the atmosphere

10. Nitrogen Cycle
• 1st nitrogen is in the plants
• 2nd it is cleansed of the bacteria in the dirt
• 3rd it is released into the atmosphere

11. Problems biome is
facing
• Coniferous forest is getting an extreme
amount of trees cutdown due to the
amount of greed humans have on, making
homes, and making space. It is also facing
the challenge of pollution's in the air, reason
is when humans build cabins running off gas,
it goes into the air.