Wildlife refers to non-domesticated species of animals, plants, and other organisms found in nature. Domesticating wild species has occurred globally and impacted the environment both positively and negatively. Natural resources are things found in nature like air, water, soil, forests, and wildlife, and are divided into renewable resources that can regenerate quickly like forests, and non-renewable resources. Proper management of natural resources involves sustainably using resources and planning for future generations' needs through judicious use and long-term planning.

2. • Wildlife traditionally refers to non-
domesticated animal species, but has come to
include all plants, fungi and other organisms
which grow or live wild in an area without
being introduced by humans.[1]
Domesticating
wild plant and animal species for human
benefit has occurred many times all over the
planet, and has a major impact on the
environment, both positive and negative.
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6. • Natural resources are the resources available in a nature
• like air, water, sunlight, soil, minerals, forests, wild life etc.
• Natural resources are of two main types. They are
• renewable and non-renewable natural resources.
• i) Renewable natural resources :-
• Those resources which can be replenished in a short
• period of time like air, water, sunlight, forests etc.
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8. • All the things we use and consume are obtained from
• natural resources. Due to increase in population,
• industrialization and urbanization the demand for natural
• resources is increasing and their availability is limited . So
• there is a need for proper management of natural resources.
• The proper management of natural resources consists of :-
• i) Judicious use of natural resources and avoiding wastage
• of natural resources.
• ii) Long term planning for the use of natural resources so
• that it last not only for the present but also for future
• generations.
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9. What is natural
vegetation
• natural vegetation are plants that
Would groW in an area in the absence of
human influence
• different types of natural vegetation
groW in different climates and soil
conditions
• atlantic canada has three different
vegetation regions:
tundra
boreal and taiga forests
mixed forests
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12. Mixed Forest
• P.e.i: gently rolling lowland, but in the
Middle oF the Province is a sMall hilly
section
• squares oF sMall wooded areas, Patches
oF yellow grain and Fields oF Potatoes
blanket the island
• heavy logging in 1800’s resulted in loss
oF P.e.i’s thick Forests, but woodlands oF
MaPles, sPruces and white birches
thrive once again
• Provincial tree- northern red oak
• wildFlowers blooM FroM May through
october
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