Tundra Habitat

Tundra is a cold, wet habitat mainly found in the northern hemisphere between the Arctic and the coniferous forests of Canada, Europe, and Asia. There the ground is permanently frozen. Only the surface soil thaws out during the short summer months. The cold, windy conditions form a harsh environment for plants and animals. Click on the links below to learn about some of the animals and plants that live in the Tundra Habitat.

Reindeer by Andrea Antoniussen	Pika by Bradley Ash
Rocky Mountain Goat by Kayla Bourne	Ptarmigan by Stephanie Bourne
Elk by Justin Bowman	Arctic Tern by Whitney Clarke
Golden Eagle by Mitchell Colbourne	Musk Oxen by Matthew Colbourne
Wolverine by Aiden Dunne	Lemming by Susan French
Grey Wolf by Justin Gear	Polar Bear by Catherine George
Caribou by Maggie Goff	Arctic Fox by Stephen Mahaney
Gray Wolf by Candice Penney	Walrus by Kristen Ryan
Ermine by Katie Slade	Snow Goose by Jennifer Squibb
Snowy Owl by Sarah Yetman	Dall Sheep by Adam Osmond

Land Habitats School Site
St. Joseph's Intermediate "Exploring Land Habitats" Project