Depletion of Natural Resources This activity explores the depletion of natural resources and how human activities such as overuse, pollution, deforestation, mining, and population growth reduce the availability of essential resources like water, forests, soil, minerals, and fossil fuels. It helps students understand why some resources are renewable while others are non-renewable and how unsustainable use can lead to environmental damage, economic problems, and reduced quality of life. Through this activity, students learn the importance of conservation, sustainable resource management, and responsible decision-making to protect resources for future generations.

Depletion of Natural Resources This activity explores the depletion of natural resources and how human activities such as overuse, pollution, deforestation, mining, and population growth reduce the availability of essential resources like water, forests, soil, minerals, and fossil fuels. It helps students understand why some resources are renewable while others are non-renewable and how unsustainable use can lead to environmental damage, economic problems, and reduced quality of life. Through this activity, students learn the importance of conservation, sustainable resource management, and responsible decision-making to protect resources for future generations.