General
Amherst High School
Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada, N9V 1Z8
Course: CGC1D Academic
An ecozone is an ecological classification system developed for use by Environment Canada and Statistics Canada. Canada has 15 distinct terrestrial (land) ecozones, based on the particular combinations of natural features (landforms, climate, vegetation and soils and wildlife) and human activities that are distinct for each ecozone.
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Arctic Cordillera |
Northern Arctic |
Southern Arctic |
|
Taiga Plain |
Taiga Shield |
Column 1 |
|
Boreal Shield |
Atlantic Maritime |
Mixed-Wood Plain |
|
Boreal Plain |
Prairie Plain |
Tundra Cordillera |
|
Boreal Cordillera |
Pacific Maritime |
Montane Cordillera |
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Hudson Plains |
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Each pair is to create a booklet dealing
with their ecozone.
The information for each page is laid out on the next page.
You should do all of your work in rough before producing your final
copy for submission and evaluation.
Each pair is required to make a presentation of their ecozone.
Both members of the group must be involved with the presentation to
the class.
Your group member, peers and the teacher will mark you according to
the rubric.