Natural resources can be divided into two main types: biotic and abiotic. Biotic resources come from living things, like animals, plants, and trees. π¦πΌ Abiotic resources come from non-living things, like water, minerals, and air. Some important examples include coal, which is a fossil fuel, and fresh water from rivers and lakes. π
In addition, renewable resources are always available, like sunlight βοΈ and wind, while non-renewable resources, like coal and oil, take millions of years to form! Each type plays a unique role in our lives and the environment.