Walking Across Ecosystems

Walking across ecosystems involves moving through different environmental areas—such as forests, grasslands, wetlands, or deserts—while observing how their natural features and living things change. As you transition from one ecosystem to another, you'll notice shifts in plant types, animal presence, climate, and soil conditions. This process helps us understand how ecosystems connect and support each other, revealing patterns of biodiversity and environmental health. It’s a way to directly experience the diversity of nature, see how ecosystems influence one another, and appreciate the complex relationships that sustain life across landscapes.