🌍 Class 7 Geography – Chapter 6
Natural Vegetation and Wildlife
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🌱 Introduction
Natural vegetation refers to plants that grow naturally without human interference. Wildlife includes animals, birds and insects living in natural habitats.
🌍 Factors Affecting Natural Vegetation
- Climate – temperature and rainfall
- Relief – landforms and soil
- Altitude – height above sea level
🌴 Types of Natural Vegetation
1. Tropical Rainforests
- Found near the equator
- Heavy rainfall throughout the year
- Trees are tall and dense
- Example: Amazon Basin
2. Tropical Deciduous Forests
- Found in monsoon regions
- Trees shed leaves in dry season
- Example: India
3. Temperate Evergreen Forests
- Found in mid-latitudes
- Evergreen trees
- Example: Coastal regions
4. Temperate Deciduous Forests
- Trees shed leaves in autumn
- Moderate rainfall
- Example: Europe, USA
5. Grasslands
- Less rainfall
- Grass is the main vegetation
- Example: Prairies, Steppes
6. Thorny Shrubs
- Hot and dry regions
- Plants have long roots
- Example: Desert regions
🦁 Wildlife
Wildlife includes animals living in natural forests, grasslands and deserts.
- Forests support rich wildlife
- Animals depend on vegetation for food and shelter
🌿 Conservation of Forests and Wildlife
- Plant more trees
- Stop deforestation
- Protect endangered species
- Establish wildlife sanctuaries
📌 Key Exam Points:
• Types of forests and their regions
• Difference between natural vegetation and wildlife
• Importance of conservation
• Types of forests and their regions
• Difference between natural vegetation and wildlife
• Importance of conservation
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