This document discusses natural resources and their value. It defines natural resources as materials found naturally on Earth that satisfy human needs and add value, such as rocks, soil, rivers, plants and animals. Natural resources are categorized as biotic resources (living things like forests and animals), abiotic resources (non-living things like air and water), and renewable resources that can be replenished easily, like sunlight. The document notes that natural resources have economic value through production, legal value in maintaining clean air and water, and aesthetic value in natural beauty.

1. NATURAL
RESOURCES
PRESENTED BY: SWASTIKA, KANCHAN, SNEHA, NEHA DEEP

2. CONTENT
▪ INTRODUCTION
▪ TYPES OF NATURAL RESOURCES
▪ VALUE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
▪ Renewable and Non Renewable resources

3. INTRODUCTION
➢Natural resources occur naturally within environments.
➢Natural resources is often characterized by amounts of
biodiversity and geo diversity existent in various ecosystem.
➢Any material which is part of earth and satisfy human need
and add value is called as resource. Eg: rocks, soil, rivers,
plants, & animals.
➢Human is a resource because developing his skill, he can
develop other resource by adding value to the physical
material.

4. TYPES OF NATURAL RESOURCES
❑BIOTIC : Resources which are living in nature. Eg:
forests, animals, etc.
❑ABIOTIC : Resources which are non-living in nature. Eg:
air, water,etc.
❑OTHERS RENEWABLE : Resources which can be
replenished easily. Eg: sunlight

6. Value of natural resources
❑ ECONOMIC VALUE : Production of things from natural
resources.
❑ LEGAL VALUE : Clean air, fresh water, healthy animals &
human beings.
❑ AESTHETIC VALUE : Beauty of village, roads, ponds, and
their agricultural fields.

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