Permafrost: Shaping The Frozen Tundra
Permafrost defines the Tundra biome, a vast ecosystem characterized by long-term frozen soil and a frigid, treeless landscape. This unique environment supports a range of adapted plant and animal life, including mosses, lichens, and caribou. Permafrost’s influence on the Tundra’s hydrology, carbon storage, and biodiversity makes it a critical player in global climate systems. Tundra … Read more