The Carbon Cycle Explained - Natural Processes & Human Impact #3073789 (License: Personal Use)

This educational diagram depicts the carbon cycle, where atmospheric CO₂ is absorbed by trees during photosynthesis (blue arrow), consumed by herbivores like cows, released via respiration or decomposition (yellow arrows), and eventually stored in fossilized forms such as coal or buried organic matter (coffin symbol). The cloud represents atmospheric carbon transport, including precipitation-driven carbon fluxes.

Used in environmental science curricula, climate education resources, and sustainability websites to explain biogeochemical cycles; targets students, teachers, and eco-conscious readers seeking foundational knowledge.