Ecosystems and Biomes mind maps

Explore Ecosystems and Biomes mind maps

These maps connect features of particular biomes with wider ecosystem topics. Coniferous Forests covers forest structure, while Amazon Rainforest brings together processes, human activity and management. Other maps look at deserts, biodiversity and threats to habitats.

For a focused starting point, open Coniferous Forests and follow its branches on tree height, spacing and undergrowth. Then look at Geography: Tropical Rainforests to compare how another map organizes climate, soil and plants.

Study with the branches

Use a map to trace connections between its main ideas. Cover the details on a branch and try to recall them, then check the map. Teachers can also use a map as material for a lesson on a particular biome.

If you want short prompts for key terms, switch to flashcards on the unit page. For a different way to check your understanding, try a quiz there. Choose a map that fits your current topic and follow its branches.