Plants and soils are important parts of Canada’s physical systems., , Different climates create different types of vegetation and soil across the country., , For example, cold northern regions have tundra vegetation and frozen ground, while southern regions support forests and farming., , Humans depend on vegetation and soil for farming, forestry, housing, transportation, and resources., , However, human activities can also damage soils and ecosystems through pollution, deforestation, mining, and urban development., , Geographers study how natural systems and human systems interact., , This helps us understand land use, sustainability, and environmental challenges in Canada., .

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