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Lake Powell is located in northern Arizona and stretches up into southern Utah. This is a rural well known area. Its very opened, conservative and filled with nature

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When we were walking down the trail, you could hear pebbles falling and dirt being skirted on.
I could see huge boulders and the land smelled dusty. Land allows life to grow, form and change (erosion, tectonics, mountains etc)

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I heard a slight breeze as we walked through out the trail, especially at the top.

I could smell the atmosphere, it gave off a natural, fresh, clean scent. The atmosphere allows life to receive oxygen to grow, affects erosion and weathering, and gives water a current flow.

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Lake Powell the lake looked liked it had a small flow current which sounded peaceful.
You could smell the humidity from the lake due to the suns heat when evaporations occurs.(WATER CYCLE)
This water allows the land to absorb water to let life to grow.

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I could see and hear the green tree's/ bushes leaves because of a slight breeze.
You could mostly smell moss and dirt when being next to nature. The biosphere allows plants to grow to give off oxygen and food for animals. also causes the geosphere to change due to roots cracking the earths crust to transform.

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This drawing will show you how each of the 4 spheres work together as a whole.
Black - Atmosphere
Blue- Hydrosphere
Brown- Geosphere
Green- Biosphere

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All four of our earth’s spheres play a very important part in our ecosystem which I never understood until now. For example, the hydrosphere gives water to the geosphere which moistens the land which then causes life (biosphere) to grow. When plans grow, they release oxygen which travels to the atmosphere allowing humans and animals to breathe. The hydrosphere is only temporary unlike the geosphere which is permanent. The geosphere can control the earth’s climate (rain, heat, etc.) shapes the land/nature, and impacts humans (natural disasters). I have learned that our ecosystem is a never ending cycle of energy flows.