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Nature is the life-blood of planet Earth, and biomes are our way of organizing our knowledge of ecosystems and habitats. The diversity of life on Earth is astounding and the full extent of its interconnectedness is beyond knowing. Researchers have counted fewer than 2 million species of the estimated 12 or 13 million species that exist. There is much to learn, much to be astonished by, and much to protect.
Wikipedia: Biomes
NASA EO: Mission Biomes
OpenOregon: Terrestrial Biomes
Biomes Pyramid (BigThink)
GeoDiode: Biomes - The Living Landscapes of Earth (11:34)
Videos 1 to 8 are linked below
Also see Climate Systems →
GeoDiode: 1. Tropical Forests (14:29)
GeoDiode: 2. Savannah (8:44)
GeoDiode: 3. Shrublands (12:34)
GeoDiode: 4. Deserts (14:59)
GeoDiode: 5. Grasslands (10:52)
GeoDiode: 6. Temperate Forests (23:14)
GeoDiode: 7. Taiga (12:22)
GeoDiode: 8. Polar Biomes (8:46)
Global Centres of Plant Biodiversity
(ResearchGate)
Nature: Proportion of Ecoregion as Low Impact Area, 2019
Nature: Global Extent of Low-Impact Areas, 2019
Global Microbial Communities (ResearchGate)
The destruction of the Amazon explained (Vox: 11:44)
Regional Biodiversity Loss since 1970 (VisualCapitalist)