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A natural resource is a material that comes from the Earth and in its raw or "natural" state is of value for one reason or another. A natural resource is not man made and is already on the Earth. Some examples of natural resources would be oil, timber, and water, as well as a variety of minerals, metals and ores like salt, coal, and metals like gold, iron, aluminum. Water in a high lake is a natural resource. Even living things and materials like grasslands, forests, herds of animals, flocks of birds, and schools of fish can be considered natural resources. And if you guessed that wind and sunlight are natural resources, you'd be correct. If you want to go with the definition of the way the United States Geological Survey, go for it. The USGS suggests that our nation's natural resources include minerals, energy, land, water and living things (biota). Natural resources are the things that Earth provides us that we can use, but which must be managed to maintain their viability. A general divisor of the natural resources is into renewable and non-renewable forms. The term natural resources probably originated with E.F. Schumacher as he used it in his book Small is Beautiful, which came out in 1973. A link can be found below to allow the curious investigator to learn more.
A source that comes naturally from nature/wildlife.

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Besides water in streams and major rivers, Ohio also boasts a border with Lake Erie. Ohio also has forests for wood and plantlife. In addition, Ohio is part of the geological Pittsburgh Coal Seam for bituminous coal, so it also has minerals. Some areas are more rocky, too. Ohio also has rich soil and farmlands over most of the state.

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physical resources are the resources that are made by man through his abilities and skill.the buildings,technology, and many more products that are made by man is an example of physical resources.this resource helps man's daily activities become easy.

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Latex sap from a tree

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Natural resources are any naturally-occurring substances or materials that can be used for economic gain. Examples are coal, oil, natural gas, mineral ores, water, arable land, fish, and timber.
Resources that haven't been processed in any way.
recources that are not man made such as fish and minerals
a natural resource something that is natural and that you can find in the environment that is wahta natural resource is.

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Sand, rocks and plants

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Yes, cement is a natural resource.

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Coal, petroleum, natural gas - found in the British sector of the North Sea zinc tin, limestone, iron ore, salt, slate, clay, chalk, gypsum, lead, silica, arable land

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Renewable resources= There are solar energy, wind energy, biomass, geothermal energy, and there are more.

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they used elk antlers for purses,

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Gold, silver, sand,oil, and gravel are the natural resources of the Yukon territory.

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oil and coffe beans

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The amount of natural resources in the
New England colonies is extremely
high. There is a large variety of seafood,
including fish, lobster and whales. The
seafood is obtained by the many bodies
of water in New England. There are
also wild deer and hogs for food. There
are many forests. There are maple trees
in the forests which provide wood and
sap for syrup. There is even lots of granite.
The New England colonies were plentiful in fish and other sea animals becaust they were by deep harbors which is another natural resource. The final big natural resource would be timber for shipbuliding.

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Oil is abundant in the Gulf Coast Region. Off-shore rigs are used to get oil buried beneath the sands of the Guld.

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Crude oil and natural gas, Algeria's main resources, have been produced since the 1950s. Algeria also has diverse minerals, including iron ore, zinc, silver, copper ore, lead, gold, and phosphates.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Algeria sought to become a major manufacturer, with investments in building materials, refined products, and steel; none of these sectors are competitive on world markets.

Agriculture employs one-quarter of Algeria's workforce, but its importance to the economy is diminishing. Forests cover less than 1% of the land. Most are brushwood, but some areas include cork oak trees, Aleppo pine, evergreen oak, and cedar. Algeria has a large fishing fleet.

Sardines, anchovies, tuna, and shellfish are the major commercial catches.

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wind, water, geothermal heat, ores, plants

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they travel by foot.

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Poland has many natural resources. It has fertile land for crops such as potatoes, wheat, fruits and a variety of vegetables. It also has coal and oil resources. Poland mines for iron ore and chemicals. Its mining also includes copper, sulfer, and natural gas reserves.

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Peanuts

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Oil, Gas, Lumber, Gold, Silver, Lead, Zinc, Fish, Birds, Moose, Deer, and Elk

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It is made of sulphur, charcoal, and saltpeter.

But is unknown if it is a natural resource.

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They Are: Small reserves of gold, platinum, copper, potash, potatoes, natural gas, and hydropower