A glacier is a huge block of dense ice that moves rapidly under pressure.

​​Glacier

Most geologists define a mountain as a distinct type of terrain that rises at least 1,000 feet (304.8 m) above its environment.

​​Mountain

A desert is a land territory with no or little vegetative cover, owing to a lack of moisture, salt poisoning, or extreme soil conditions.

​​Desert

Swamps are a form of wetland terrain known as salt marshes or bogs. They are areas with both solid ground and shallow pools of water.

​​Swamp

Jabal Al Nour is a mountain famous for Cave of Hira. It plays a vedry significant role in the history of Islam as the Angel Jibril revealed the holy Quran to Prophet Muhammad here.

Jabal Al Nour

Arabian desert stretches from Yemen to the Persian Gulf and Oman to Jordan and Iraq. It is the fifth largest desert in the world and the largest in Asia.

​​Arabian desert

Wadi al-Bardani is one of Saudi Arabia’s most beautiful valleys.

A wadi is a low, dry valley. The term wadi is most commonly used in Arabic-speaking parts of the world.

​​Wadi al-Bardani

• Natural Resources

• Man-made Resources

• Human Resources
  

• Resources which are obtained from nature are called Natural Resources

• Oil, coal, natural gas, metals, stone and sand are natural resources.

Man-made Resources

• When a natural resource undergoes drastic change by human intervention, it becomes a human made resource

• Human made resources are created from natural resources by human resources

• Roads, machinery and vehicles are all human made resources

• People are human resources

• People can make the best use of nature to create more resources when they have the knowledge skill and the technology to do so that is why human beings are a special resource.