What is the difference between human physical and enviromental geography?

Answer 1

Human environments:

• Man-made
• Not natural
• Causes pollution
• Non-living

Natural Environments:

• Natural
• Not man made
• Does not cause pollution

Answer 2

Human Geography is the names and boundaries that we humans have given to the world. It has to do with the way we organize ourselves in relationship to the land. Things like "cities", "states" and "countries" are all Human Geography. Also, ideas like "the good part of town" and "the bad part of town" are also Human Geography. It helps us make sense of our surroundings, but it can also lead us to believe that we understand people, places and things that we really don't.

Physical Geography is the stuff you can see and touch. A river is a Physical Geographic feature. A mountain, a beach, a rock... even the sky - all features of Physical Geography.

Environmental Geography is about the way things are located and interact in nature, especially the interactions between people and the rest of nature. A forest is a feature of Environmental Geography - it grows in that one particular spot because birds carried the tree seeds there, the soil is good, the weather is right (it gets a mix of sunshine and rain), and people like the forest and haven't cut it down. So that forest exists because of favorable conditions in the Environmental Geography.

All three Geographies exist at once. For example, Smith Beach is in Sunnyville. It has a part where teenagers hang out and play loud music, another part where families and older people lie around, and another people where people like to fish. Those are all Human Geography.

The lake is one of a string of twenty that were formed by the same glacier during the ice age. The water comes from a river, which is fed by underground springs a hundred miles away. That's Physical Geography.

The lake is full of Sunfish, who travel up and down the river and into streams, and can be found all throughout the area. Sunfish live well here because the lake is a good temperature and has a good sandy bottom for them to lay eggs. People have also brought more Sunfish into the lake because they like to fish for them. This means that there are more Sunfish than before, which leaves less food for the other types of fish, and they are dying out as a result. This is Environmental Geography.

Answer 3

Human physical geography focuses on the physical characteristics and processes of the Earth that are relevant to human activities, such as landforms, climate, and Natural Resources. Environmental geography, on the other hand, examines the interactions between humans and the environment, including topics like environmental impact, sustainability, and resource management.

Answer 4

physical components:trees,mountains,rivers,animals etc

human component:buildings,roads,car parks,play ground,people etc

Answer 5

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