Title: Meteorologist/Geographer - Tundra- Northern Canada
Headings: Meteorologist/geographer
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Meteorologist/geographer
Location
World Distribution
Climate
Climatographs
Rainfall is shown by the blue bar graphs and temperature is shown by the red line graph.
Physical Features
Symbiosis

Content: The two of these factors combined create the harsh climate described above. Global warming and climate change affects the arctic tundra in Canada in many ways. The higher temperatures melt the snow, increasing the precipitation that the earth gets beneath the ice and snow. Areas of the tundra will eventually have different species of vegetation growing because of the climate change. More and more plants will be able to grow as the temperature continues to increase. The tundra has been changing more each year. As the fall freezing comes later then it once did, there is more time for the plants to continue growing. The permafrost is melting more each year. Because of these changes, new shrubs and spruce that couldn't root in the tundra before are now able to. This changes the habitat of the animals there.