The influence of man on nature in Eurasia

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1. Mixed and deciduous forests in Eurasia The zone of mixed forests does not form a continuous band. It is located only in the west and east of the mainland. Mixed forests are common in the north of Ukraine. Here, coniferous and deciduous tree species grow on soddy-podzolic soils. Of coniferous pine and spruce, of deciduous – oak, linden, maple prevail. In […]...
2. Types of protected areas The nature protection objects include: nature reserves, national nature parks, sanctuaries, nature monuments, etc. Their total area in the world is more than 4.5 million km2, or 3% of the land area. Specific scientific research institutions in which natural complexes are protected and explored are reserves. The territory of reserves is completely excluded from economic […]...
3. Basic facts on the topic “Natural areas of Eurasia” The natural zones of Eurasia are replacing each other from north to south – from the arctic deserts to the moist equatorial forests, but not all of them are stretched by a continuous strip from west to east. This is due to the variety of climatic conditions and the features of the relief on the […]...
4. The negative influence of man on nature Due to the increase in the population of our planet, there is a need for new territories for the expansion of cities and villages, the construction of factories and factories, and the construction of communication routes every year. Almost 1/3 of the land is occupied by agricultural lands: arable land, orchards, vineyards, meadows, pastures, tea […]...
5. Subtropical forests and shrubs in Eurasia Subtropical forests and shrubs cover the natural zones of hard-leaved evergreen forests and shrubs in southern Europe and variable-moist forests in the east of Asia. The zone of hard-leaved evergreen forests and shrubs is common on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s a dry, hot summer and a rainy winter. Brown soil soils are […]...
6. Natural protected areas of Africa Natural protected areas are land or sea areas on which the entire natural complex or its individual components are preserved in their natural state. In these territories, economic activities are completely prohibited or its individual elements. In our time, no one denies the need to preserve natural complexes, plants and animals in them. In some […]...
7. Protecting nature means protecting the motherland This day is spent to protect the environment. It seems that the Earth is eternal, that man will always live on it, but in fact the threat of the end of any life lurks in the person himself. Economic activity of people does not contribute to the conservation of the wildlife of our country. In […]...
8. Tundra in Eurasia To the south, towards the line of the Arctic Circle, in the conditions of the subarctic climate, the zone of the tundra – swamped treeless areas stretches. In Asia, the tundra extends far to the south. In Europe, because of the influence of warm currents, the area of ​​this natural zone is much smaller. The […]...
9. The influence of man on nature in the modern world Several centuries ago, the influence of man on nature was extremely insignificant, however, in the course of scientific and technological progress, civilization began to affect the environment so much that today the ecological issue is one of the most urgent in the whole world. In the twentieth century there was a significant leap in the […]...
10. Features of the organic world of South America and the change of its natural complexes by man Features of the organic world of the continent. The diversity of the natural conditions of South America determines the species richness of plants and animals, and the remoteness from other continents is their originality. Since in the past geological era, South America was part of the single continent of Gondwana, some plant forks are similar […]...
11. Man and nature in the Middle Ages In the Middle Ages, the population depended entirely on the natural and climatic conditions. The peculiarities of nature prompted which dwellings and settlements should be built, which transport – water or land – to use, which tools to produce. From the landscape and climate depended even the character of the man himself. Medieval Europe was […]...
12. Composition “Love and protect nature” Everything that surrounds us: forests, fields, rivers, seas and mountains, plants and animals, the whole flora and fauna serves people. It gives everything it produces: from oxygen, berries and mushrooms, wood, fur and a lot of everything for which humanity should thank nature. We must love and protect her. Mankind, for many millennia, often interfered […]...
13. Composition-reasoning about the importance of preserving nature I’m scared to imagine that the serene happiness of human communication with nature is in danger. Even more frightening is the thought that a person often becomes a threat to nature. After all, a lot of damage starts with a small one. Nature is the beauty of our Earth. It gives us food, oxygen, and […]...
14. Composition on the theme “Protect nature” Nature is everything that surrounds us: flowers, trees, ponds, forests and much more. Thanks to nature, man lives, because we breathe the natural air, we eat what earth gives us, we wear things made of natural materials, man is inextricably linked with nature, without it he will not have life, therefore we must love, protect […]...
15. Taiga in Eurasia The natural zone of the taiga, or coniferous forests, occupies large areas in the north of the temperate zone. The summer here is quite warm, precipitation falls 300-600 mm. This is quite enough for the growth of trees. Since the zone of the taiga is full of permafrost, water can not infiltrate into the lower […]...
16. Conservation areas in North America Under the influence of human economic activity, the nature of North America has changed significantly. To preserve natural complexes in their pristine form, many reserves and national parks have been created. Of course, the pearl of North American nature is Yellowstone National Park, created in 1874, it is located at an altitude of about 2300 […]...
17. The influence of atmospheric circulation on the climate of Eurasia The climate of the continent is affected by the constant movement of air due to the formation of areas of high and low atmospheric pressure, especially the western transport – the constant wind of temperate latitudes. From the area of ​​high pressure over the Atlantic Ocean, it brings moist sea air to the continent. Marine […]...
18. Influence of geographical latitude on the climate of Eurasia The climate of Eurasia is very diverse. The north of the continent lies beyond the Arctic Circle, the southern parts – between the Southern Tropic and the equator. This determines the location of Eurasia in all thermal and climatic zones of the Earth. As in North America, with the progress from north to south, the […]...
19. Patterns of the distribution of natural areas in Eurasia Since the territory of Eurasia lies in all climatic zones of the Northern Hemisphere, all natural zones known on the planet were formed here. On the mainland, in contrast to North America, the latitude zonation of natural zones is more apparent, that is, their change from the equator to the poles. In addition, due to […]...
20. Influence of the underlying surface on the climate of Eurasia The relief has a significant impact on the climate of the continent. The predominance of flat areas in the west of Eurasia contributes to the development of humid Atlantic air masses deep into the land. Their influence is felt even beyond the Ural Mountains, although considerably weakened. On the Eastern European Plain, cold Arctic air […]...
21. Minerals of Eurasia In Eurasia, there are all kinds of minerals that humanity uses. This is due to the size of the continent and the complex structure of the earth’s crust. Large deposits of iron ore are discovered in France, on the Scandinavian Peninsula, on the Eastern European Plain, in Kazakhstan, Siberia, on the Dekan plateau in India. […]...
22. The influence of nature on man’s work Every morning, waking up, I go to the window and look through it. I see poplars, a neighbor feeding pigeons, people hurrying about their business, white swirling clouds. Looking at this familiar picture, with these familiar things, I gradually realize that my house is not restricted by walls, that everything that I see and even […]...
23. Natural areas of Eurasia 1. What is the law of natural zoning in the territory of Eurasia? This geographical law in the territory of Eurasia is most clearly manifested in the sequence of alternation of natural zones. One natural zone replaces another when moving from north to south. 2. It is known that in the forests more vegetative mass […]...
24. Altitude zonation of the mountains of Eurasia The change in the altitude belts depends on the natural zone at the foot of the mountains and their height. Thus, in the north of Eurasia, four belts are replacing each other from the foot to the top: forests, cedar pine belt, mountain tundra and perennial snow. With the advance to the south, the number […]...
25. Composition “How I Save Nature” I really like to relax in nature. Go to the forest, swim in the river. But lately we have so polluted the seas and rivers, forests and steppes, which is becoming frightening for future generations. At the moment, there is much talk about the protection of nature. Schools have introduced the subject of ecology. These […]...
26. An essay on the protection of nature I really like to relax in nature. Go to the forest, swim in the river. But lately we have so polluted the seas and rivers, forests and steppes, which is becoming frightening for future generations. At the moment, there is much talk about the protection of nature. Schools have introduced the subject of ecology. These […]...
27. Composition on the theme “Animal World” The planet Earth is wonderful and beautiful. It is inhabited by a huge number of living organisms. High in the sky fly a variety of birds, deep in the seas, rivers and lakes inhabited by fish. Forests, fields, meadows, swamps are inhabited by animals and insects. Dominate all this confidently people who are convinced that […]...
28. Man and nature Since ancient times man and nature are closely interrelated. In ancient times primitive people completely depended on the environment. Not understanding the essence of natural phenomena, people raised them to the rank of gods. So, fire, water, earth, trees, air, and thunder with lightning were deities. To propitiate them, people performed ritual sacrifices. But as […]...
29. Geographical location and nature of the Urals 1. Determine the boundaries of individual parts of the Urals. How do they differ in height and location of mountain ranges? Along the Ural Mountains, alternating low and elevated areas are observed. Thus, in the Neogene-Quaternary time, the basement of this structure was wavyly bent, reviving already almost completely destroyed mountains. There was a crushing […]...
30. The interaction of man and nature in the Middle Ages Man during the Middle Ages was much closer to nature than we are now. However, it would be wrong to consider that the relationship between man and nature was harmonious. Nature often forced a man to feel his weakness. Reserves in the barn of a peasant or a feudal lord, on which their life depended, […]...
31. Common questions to Africa 1. Why is it important to know the geographic location of the continent? What are the characteristics of the geographical location of Africa? Geographical position is the leading concept in geography. Other geographic characteristics also depend on the geographic location. Africa can be called the warmest continent based only on the characteristics of its geographical […]...
32. Forest steppes and steppes in North America In North America, the forest-steppe and steppe zones extend in the meridional direction from the taiga in the north to the coast of the Gulf of Mexico in the south. Here, west of the Mississippi, under conditions of a continental temperate and subtropical climate, precipitation falls less than in the east. Therefore, grassy vegetation predominates. […]...
33. Environmental Protection Report ENVIRONMENT – the habitat and activities of mankind, surrounding the natural and created by him material world. The environment includes the natural environment and the artificial (man-made) environment, that is, the totality of elements of the environment created from natural substances by labor and the conscious will of man and having no analogues in virgin […]...
34. School biology cabinet I go to the school room. There are many colors in it, they stand on the windowsills, on a table near the wall, hang from suspended flowerpots. The leaves are clean, shiny. In the corner at the window is a large rectangular aquarium. In it, frosted green algae are swaying in the transparent water, multicolored […]...
35. Whom I want to become It is difficult to choose a future profession, today there are so many opportunities and it’s so hard to choose what you want to do all your life. I want my future profession to be useful for people, interesting for me and fit according to abilities and opportunities. I really love animals, I’m interested in […]...
36. Political map of Eurasia The state borders of the countries of Eurasia have been constantly changing throughout the history of mankind. In Europe, the ancient civilizations of Greece, the Roman Empire, on the territory of Asia – Babylon. Assyria, India and China. Numerous military campaigns, wars of conquest, the annexation of new lands led to the disappearance of some […]...
37. Interesting facts about “Eurasia” The first map, which depicted Europe, Asia and part of Africa, was made by the ancient Greek scientist Eratosthenes of Cyrene. She was very imperfect. The land occupied most of the map. The Bosphorus is the narrowest intercontinental strait in the world. Its width is 750-3700 m. The name means “bullish ford”. The Kerch Strait, […]...
38. The essay “Why should we take care of nature” I really like to relax in nature. Go to the forest, swim in the river. But lately we have so polluted the seas and rivers, forests and steppes, which is becoming frightening for future generations. At the moment, there is much talk about the protection of nature. Schools have introduced the subject of ecology. These […]...
39. The attitude of man to nature The man and the nature are connected by the centuries-old strong ties. The composition on the topic of harmonious cooperation between these two important components is laid at the moment of the origin of an intelligent life on a unique planet Earth. How diligently we will take care of the preservation of our native nature, […]...
40. The nature of my land “For the person there is nothing closer and more dear than the native land…” Motherland. How many delightful memories in just a couple of words. Blossoming cherry orchards and scented mint rugs along the paths. Attracting the blue of the blue summer sky, the aroma of golden linden, the harvesting of bread – nostalgia overwhelms […]...