The Canadian Shield region is an ancient mountain range with little soil that was shaped by glaciers, featuring rocky hills and forests. It has a short summer season with warm temperatures and rain between July and October, and long, cold winters. Rivers like the Athabasca, Peace and Birch have formed deltas and marshes over many years. Natural resources include hunting, trapping, fishing, and spruce, pine and poplar trees, while wildlife includes falcons, wolves and pelicans.
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PowerPoint about the Canadian Shield region of Alberta
The Canadian Shield region is an ancient mountain range with little soil that was shaped by glaciers, featuring rocky hills and forests. It has a short summer season with warm temperatures and rain between July and October, and long, cold winters. Rivers like the Athabasca, Peace and Birch have formed deltas and marshes over many years. Natural resources include hunting, trapping, fishing, and spruce, pine and poplar trees, while wildlife includes falcons, wolves and pelicans.
The Canadian Shield region is an ancient mountain range with little soil that was shaped by glaciers, featuring rocky hills and forests. It has a short summer season with warm temperatures and rain between July and October, and long, cold winters. Rivers like the Athabasca, Peace and Birch have formed deltas and marshes over many years. Natural resources include hunting, trapping, fishing, and spruce, pine and poplar trees, while wildlife includes falcons, wolves and pelicans.
Canadian Shield • It is an ancient mountain range • Not a lot of soil • Hundreds of years ago glaciers shaped the land Landforms • rocky hills • forests Bodies of Water • a delta has been formed by three rivers – the Athabasca, Peace and Birch. These rivers settled out and collected over the years. • The water spreads out to form marshes and lakes Climate • short, dry summers • warm temperatures • rain between July and October • long winters – one of the coldest parts of Alberta Natural Resources
• Most people still hunt and trap food
• Fishing businesses Vegetation • Spruce Tree, Jack Pine Tree, Aspen Poplar Tree • Berries • Twin Flowers Animal Life • Peregrine Falcon • Gray Wolf • Pelican