Biogeography

Welcome to Biogeography on Suite101. This subsection of Geography focuses on studies of the spatial distribution of plants and animals. You'll find articles on subfields such as historical biogeography (e.g. influence of tectonics), ecological biogeography (e.g. influence of evapotranspiration, species richness) and conservation biogeography (e.g. protection of habitats).

Leading Contributors

James Gibson

Latest articles in Biogeography

Salt Water Fish Hobbyists Understand Impacts of Global Warming

Marine aquarists manage models of the oceans. They, more than most, understand the impact of marine imbalances

Aug 15, 2011 – James Gibson

Carolinian Forest and Snake Reintroductions: Pt. Pelee Black Rats

Once native to Pt. Pelee National Park, the Black Rat Snake is now eradicated but the habitat still exists. Should it be reintroduced? A teaching tool.

Aug 9, 2011 – James Gibson

The Geography of Climate Change and Plant Growth: Test Yourself

How good is your knowledge of climate and vegetation connections? Test yourself.

Aug 3, 2011 – James Gibson

Whale Watching in Atlantic Canada: Tips and Costs

Five whale-watching sites, a World Heritage Site, and a ton of history and geography await you in Atlantic Canada.

Aug 1, 2011 – James Gibson

Investigating a Marsh Environment: Elementary Science Lesson

An exercise for a family or class field study in a marsh environment. Bring along identification charts and a GPS on your hike.

Jun 13, 2011 – James Gibson

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