Soil provides minerals and physical support for plants.

The two broad categories of life forms are flora and fauna.

Talc and marble crystals are examples of metallic minerals.​

Erosion is the breaking down of rocks into smaller particles.

Water can be used for consumption and irrigation in agriculture.

Natural resources may look like ordinary rocks or magnificent crystals. ​

Freshwater is inaccessible as ice but more of it remains as groundwater.

Nuclear energy is energy harnessed from volcanic vents and hot springs.

Nuclear energy is energy harnessed from volcanic vents and hot springs.

This particular energy resource is harnessed when an atom is split (nuclear fission) or when atoms collide (nuclear fusion).

These rock-like resources are natural elements occurring

underground.

This resource is the result of weathering, transportation, and

deposition of rocks.

This is a major resource needed by all organisms.

This involves all the flora and fauna found within the country.