1. Deciduous woodlands

2. 3.6 Deciduous woodlands show a range of distinguishing features
What do I need to I know ? A. Biotic and abiotic characteristics of the deciduous woodland ecosystem (climate, soil, water, plants, animals and humans). B. The interdependence of biotic and abiotic characteristics (climate, soil, water, plants, animals and humans and the nutrient cycle (Gersmehl model). C. Why deciduous woodlands have moderate biodiversity and how plants (leaf size and structure, water conservation in winter) and animals (migration, hibernation and food storage) are adapted to that environment.

4. temperate deciduous forests: location and coverage
Describe the global distribution of temperate deciduous woodlands.
Describe the change in amount of UK woodland over time.

5. Distribution of Biomes: Revision
Describe how the distribution of biomes changes as latitude increases (as you go away from the equator).

6. Distribution of Biomes: Revision
Describe how the distribution of biomes changes as latitude increases (as you go away from the equator).

7. Distribution of Biomes: Revision
TASK: Practice your map skills by completing your own map to show the distribution of the biomes.

9. Today, our remaining forests are used mostly for tourism.
In the UK
Wood from the trees was also used to build the British Navy that helped defend us from invasion from Napoleon and the Spanish Armada.
Today, our remaining forests are used mostly for tourism.
Wood from the trees helped make and fuel the factories that drove our industrial revolution

10. Be ready to share your answers with the class
Draw a table to show the goods and services that you think the deciduous forest provides
Be ready to share your answers with the class
Goods are products that are provided by biomes (they can be touched)
Services are jobs that are done by biomes (cannot be touched)

11. Goods and services for Any biome

12. A general nutrient cycle
How does the nutrient cycle model need to be adapted for the deciduous biome?
A general nutrient cycle

13. How does the nutrient cycle model need to be adapted for the deciduous biome?

14. Why do woodlands have moderate biodiversity compared to the rainforest?
The rainforest has optimum growth conditions unlike the deciduous biome. What does this mean?