1. THE ROCKIES
BY RONNIE AND OLIVIA

2. Where are the Rockies?
The rocky mountains run through many countries and states such as: Canada United states of America New Mexico Alberta Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah Arizona
The Rockies are 11,000 km away from Bracknell

3. What are the main features?
The main features of the Rockies are:
Lakes and rivers such as the Lamar river in the U.S.A and the smith river in Montana
Elevations
100 separate ranges and 450 miles of streams

4. What is the weather like?
In the summer days the weather can get up to the 70°c or 80°c through the day and the 40°c in the night

5. Activities and landmarks
There are many activities to take part in. Here are some of them:
In the summer you can hike, cycle and go fishing.
In the winter you can go ski-ing and do many other winter sports.

6. What kind of plants are there ?
TREES
Algae
Lichens
Masses
Liverworts
Invasive
Blue spruce
Limber pine
Bristletone
Cotton wood
Engel spruce
Lodge pole pine

7. What wildlife is there Mammals Amphibians and reptiles Birds
Beavers Tiger salamander Land fowl
Black Bears Western terrestrial barter snake passerines
Mountain lion Boreal toad owls
birds of prey

8. What people live in the Rockies? What people live in the Rockies
Lots of people live in the Rockies some them are the American and Canadian people. The mountain people also live in the Rockies.
HOW MOUNTAIN PEOPLE MAKE FIRES:
Put stone in fire
Put stone in the ground
Add water
Put the meat in

9. Jobs in the Rockies?
There are lots of jobs that are done in the Rockies such as:
Guest services
People that cut trees
Fire fighter
Police
Doctor
Dentist
Fishermen
Plumber
Farmer

10. Farming in the Rockies
On average for crops to grow there has to be 100 days without frost and snow.
Plants have to start in a protected area then be put outside
Its hard to grow crops and plants because of there is not much flat ground.

11. Modes of transport
There are different modes of transport to travel round the Rockies here are some of them:
Car
By foot
The rocky mountaineer (bus)
The ice explorer

12. THANKS FOR WATCHING