These are the relationships between landforms, climate, soil, natural vegetation, wildlife and human activities.

Landforms: The landform relates to soils, natural vegetation, wildlife and human activities. The landform allows what kinds of soils are going to be there, what types of vegetation can be grown there, what kinds of animals would survive and what humans could do in the area.

Climate: The climate relates to soil, natural vegetation, wildlife, and human activities. The climate allows for different types of soil to thrive, different types of plants, wildlife and how humans can survive in the area.

Soil: The soil relates to natural vegetation. This is because some vegetation will thrive in specific soils

Wildlife: Wildlife relates to natural vegetation and human activities. This is because the animals need to eat from plants and they need the right plants to survive and humans can kill different animals for food.

Human Activities: Human activities relate to landform, climate, natural vegetation, and wildlife. They relate to landforms because they can alter the land with activities. They affect the climate by building environmentally-unfriendly products. They relate to vegetation and wildlife  because humans consume plants and animals for food.

Natural Vegetation: Natural vegetation relates to wildlife. Different plants would help wildlife feed themselves.