This is the central research page for the World Wide Biome Project. From this page you can see student gathered research from ecosystems around the world. Compare it with what lives in your biome!
How are plants and animals adapted to their environments?
Do endangered species live there?
What environmental pressures exist in that biome?
Learn about that biome from the students who did the research!
(school addresses are found on the E-Pals page)
The following map outlines the major biomes ( large geographic regions with characteristic climate and topography) of the world. Can you find your biome?

View project data from the following biomes:
Tropical Rainforest Biome
Tropical Rainforest Study, Class Project by the
Students of Bandung Alliance International School, Bandung, Indonesia
Polar Ice Cap Biome
Equatorial African Biome
Second Growth Forest Study, Bainbridge High School, Puget Sound, USA
Intertidal Shoreline Study,
Taipa Area School, Taipa, New
Zealand Including special links to sites to help teachers and students identify
native New Zealand plant species!
Photograph Essay of Plant Adaptations, Taipa Area School
Biology
Teacher, New Zealand
Lower Sonoran Desert Study,
Oak
Tree Elementary School, Ariz. USA
Pinon Juniper Upper
Transition Zone, Sonoran Desert Study,
Oak Tree Elementary School, Arizona USA
Ponderosa Pine Forest,
Sonoran Desert Study, Oak Tree Elementary School, Arizona USA
Chaparral Biome
Riparian Chaparral Study, Poway Elementary School, Individual
Science Fair Project, California, USA
Temperate Deciduous Biome
Deciduous Forest Study, Lincoln Way East High School,
Illinois, USA
Deciduous Forest Study, South Kent School, Conneticut, USA
Deciduous Forest Study, Cobourg DCI West, Ontario, Canada
Coldwater Stream Study, Cobourg DCI West, Ontario, Canada
Comparative Forest Study: Natural Regeneration vs Replant
Cobourg DCI West, Ontario, Canada
Virgin Deciduous Forest Study, Cobourg DCI West, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada
Boreal Coniferous Biome
Coniferous Forest Study, Deninoo Community School,
Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories, Canada
Coniferous Forest/Stream Study, Koliganek School, Koliganek, Alaska, United States
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* note: The World Biome Map, and submaps on research pages come from Biological Science by Andrews.