TundraErin, Sareena, Noah, Harrison

Artic biome• Near north pole Alpine biome• mountains

◦ TUNDRA NOTES TUNDRA NOTES TUNDRA col d through al l months of

the year Summer is a brief peri od of

mi lder cl i mates the sun shi nes almost 24

hours a day in summer summer lasts only 6 to 10

weeks Never gets any warmer than

45 or 50° F. Bleak and treel ess Like a cold desert

Averages

Degrees or in.

Average rainfall

Low temp.

High temp.

Average temp.

60

50 50------

40 ---------

30 32------

20 --------- ---------

10 -------- --------- ---------

0 -------- --------- ---------

-20 -------- --------- ---------

-40 -------- --------- ---------

-60 -------- -------- --------- ---------

Cotton grass

Lichens

Cushion plants

Plants

Polar bears7-8 ft. tall

Caribou4-7 ft. tall

Artic fox18-26 in. tall

Musk Ox6-7 ft. tall

Norway Lemming5-6 in. tall

Animals

Food Chain

Negative melting permafrost Oil spills  smog clouds

Solutions More protected areas Limit tourism Limit construction

Human Interference

ConclusionThank you

the tundra most impacted biome, maybe it is. Most people don’t know about the tundra biome, I didn’t . More people should know about the tundra ,it is all over the

world, everyone makes it melt. Going to and from school or work everyday in different

cars, the tundra melts more.

Recourses National geographic , http:umdrive.memphis.edu/g-sig/www/foodchain-artictundra.htm , http:www.tundraanimals.net, mbgnet.net , Google images , www.glogster.com