Ecology & Environment Crossword Puzzles

eat both plants and meat, the process of using the energy from the sun to make food, they make it easy for roots to get air and for water to get into …

the business of providing holidays for people in the countryside, extremely small pieces of plastic that are harmful to the environment (usually used …

trophic level that ultimately supports all others; autotrophs, nonliving organic material, matter cannot be created or destroyed, consumers that eat …

this acts on an object in all directions (2), this instrument measures wind speed, the term when a barometer is at 29.92" hg and 59 degrees f at …

a biome in the middle of the continent, its made of plains of grass land, it's the south of the tundra, it has thick forests, the winters are …

role of mangrove ecosystem by which aquatic animals release their eggs or sperm during reproduction process, mangrove mechanism by which the roots are …

biome that receives 50-150 cm of precipitation a year; has many scattered shrubs, tall grasses and small trees, biome with wildflowers and grasses, …

a statement or series of statements for or against something, to use or manage (natural resources) wisely; preserve; save, science or knowledge put …

interconnected pathways through which nitrogen is recycled through the biotic and abiotic components of the biosphere, process in which ice and snow …

the process where primary producers use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars, releasing oxygen, the conversion of nitrogen gas …

an animal that lives underground, grass grows quickly in this belt, another name for buffalo, this animal produces much of our butter and milk, the …

17 global goals established by the united nations in 2015, an alternative energy source using sunlight, use less materials, to use something again, …

what colour is the recycling cart?, what colour is the organics cart?, what colour is the garbage cart?, what is the type of plastic material that you …

a period of extremely hot weather (noun), overflow of water into land (noun), long period without rain (noun), the loss of color of corals due to …

we carry things in this, we can use this instead of plastic, keep our surroundings _ , put waste in this, green living thing that grows, use something …

all members of one species living in the same area, an organism, like plants, that makes its own food using sunlight, an organism that gets energy by …

the act of interrupting, interfering with, or changing the normal position, arrangement, or functioning of a system, the continuous process by which …

​ shows how food chains in an ecosystem are linked, ​ part of a food web, starting with a producer, ending with a top predator, ​ the living …

a key parameter in petronas water risk assessment, measuring how severely an area experiences water stress, term describing the total volume of water …

an ecosystem where water covers the soil for most of the year, an ecosystem that has many trees, bits of rocks and humus. contains nutrients to help …

something that is alive or once alive, when organic substances break down into simpler substances, this is called, this makes a great fertilizer and …

related to the land near the edge of an ocean or sea, dry, low humidity, or low rainfall. basically a lack of plentiful water, an ecosystem is a …

damage to body tissue caused by exposure to extreme cold, a severe snowstorm with high winds, a condition that occurs when your core body temperature …

the \"feeding level\" on an energy pyramid, the primary source of energy for all ecosystems, does an energy pyramid have a limitless number …

the average weather conditions of an area over 25–30 years, the day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere, a long period with less rainfall than …

the force exerted by the weight of air molecules in the atmosphere on the earth\'s surface, an area where warm, moist air is rising, leading to …

the ability of the biosphere to maintain its balance indefinitely, keeping life forms alive through built-in checks and balances, the movement and …

gas released when fossil fuels burn, a major greenhouse gas, the gradual rise in earth\'s temperature, cutting down large areas of forest, energy …

final step in sequence of weathering, force that moves dirt and rocks down hill, forms by sediments deposited by ocean waves, deposition creates many …

energy source for almost all living things on earth, non-living part of an ecosystem that helps plants grow, hard surface where moss or insects might …