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Introduction- Conservation of plants and animals- Class 8 Science


Introduction- Conservation of plants and animals- Class 8 Science

Introduction – Biological Diversity
Class 8 Science: Nature is a boon to us. The part of the earth in which living and non-living organisms exist is called the biosphere. It contains a huge variety of species living in it that interdepends on each other. The interrelationship of the species and their relationship with the environment to support life is called biological diversity.


This community of organisms interacting with each other and their physical environment is called an ecosystem.
Flora and fauna
  • Nature has various species living on it. The plants and animals belonging to a specific region are called flora and fauna of that region.
  • The animals of a particular region are called fauna of that region.
  • The plants of that region are called flora of that region.


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