Example of biotic and abiotic resources of singapore.

Biotic Resources:

Mangroves
Coral reefs
Birds
Fish

Abiotic Resources:

Water
Air
Minerals

Supplemental Knowledge:

Natural resources are categorized into biotic and abiotic resources. Biotic resources are derived from living organisms, while abiotic resources come from non-living elements of the environment.

Knowledge in Action:

Imagine strolling through the Singapore Botanic Gardens on a sunny day, admiring its lush greenery dotted with trees that provide shade, oxygen and support various bird species (biotic). Additionally, nearby you may spot an abiotic reservoir providing drinking water to residents in Singapore.

Imagine visiting Marina Barrage, an abiotic structure built across Marina Channel to form a freshwater reservoir (abiotic). It primarily serves to manage water supply and flood control, while providing recreational space (biotic interaction).

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