The document discusses the various types of geography, focusing on physical, human, and environmental aspects. It outlines the study of natural features, weather, climate, landforms, and ecosystems, explaining how they are formed and affected by various geological events. Additionally, it highlights the relationship between rocks, soil, and the growth of plants in different climates.

1. TYPES OF GEOGRAPHY
Understand differences between physical,
human and environmental geography.
Finding places on the map.

2. WHAT IS PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY?
Is the study of the earth’s
natural features.
It is about land and sea and
the atmosphere around us.

3. THE ATHMOSPHERE
Is the air around the Earth. Changes in temperature, rainfall,
and pressure give us our weather and climate.

4. LANDFORMS
Are natural features formed by rivers, the sea, ice, and
volcanoes. They are changing often as they are worn
away in some places and built up in others.

5. HAZARDS
Are changes in physical geography which happen suddenly,
such as: storms, floods, drought, eruptions, earthquakes.

6. EARTH SURFACE
Is made from all kind of rocks. Where these rocks break
up into small pieces, they form soil. Plants grow in this
soil and cover most of the earth’s land surface.

7. ECOSYSTEM
A community of plants and animals whose lives are
closely linked to each other and to the climate and soil
of the area in which they grow.