1. Biodiversity Hotspot: Sundaland (Borneo)
Exemplar | Ms. Urling | Northfield High School | Science 1
Location
Natural Resources
Human Impacts Data (table/graph)
Sepilok Rainforest
Continent/Ocean: Southeast Asia, South China Sea
Latitude and Longitude: ° N, ° E
Size: 287,001 sq miles (743,330 km²)
Population: million
Kinabatangan River
Sandakan
Urling 2013
Urling 2013
Urling 2013
Maps
Rainforests
Food: fruits, nuts, meat
Shelter
Rivers
Food: fish, crustaceans, arthropods, etc.
Water
Transportation
Recreation
Oceans
Food: fish and other food
Human Impacts on Natural Resources
Technology
Biodiversity
Why is Borneo a biodiversity hotspot?
It has a wide variety of habitats and a large number of endemic species
Sustainability
(The Borneo Project, 2014)
Human Impacts on Systems
(The Borneo Project, 2014)
(The Borneo Project, 2014)
References