The tundra is a large area of frozen land. It has almost no trees. Winter lasts almost entire year in the tundra! Temperatures are usually only
 -32F (-36C), and blizzards, or snowstorms with strong winds, are common. For six to ten weeks a year, the tundra warms up. Summer temperatures reach only 54F (12C), and rain almost never falls. In the tundra, most of the ground remains frozen all year. The thick layer of the frozen ground that never thaws out is called permafrost. 
How do humans survive in these harsh conditions?


Food
Water
Dwelling (Address)
Warmth
Job/Occupation
Medical Care
Education

Nenets people (indigenous people)
Nomads (nomadic tribes)
Deer breeders
Raw Hide Tent (Chum)
Venison
Nutrients (threat of scurvy)
Contact with outside world





Education:

Academic Subjects: math, physics, chemistry, local ethnography, culture

Survival Skills






Holidays

Reindeer Festival