Forest Ecosystem Energy Flow Infographic After Effects Template

Educational infographic poster titled "Forest Ecosystem Energy Flow" in portrait layout, designed for students/classroom use, with sharp readable sans-serif text labels and clearly enumerated numbered steps. Create a detailed isometric 3D nature/biology infographic in a high-contrast yellow and navy palette with clean white accents, bold hierarchy, classroom-friendly clarity, and a structured left-to-right then top-to-bottom reading path. Include sequence numbers in yellow circles, connecting arrows and dotted flow lines between all stages. Visual style: magazine-grade editorial illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures, polished isometric 3D diagrams, crisp outlines, high legibility, informative and engaging mood.

1. heading: "Sunlight Input", caption: "Solar energy powers the ecosystem from above.", visual: isometric glowing sun in the top corner casting angled yellow rays onto the landscape, with small arrow indicators pointing downward to plants.

2. heading: "Producers", caption: "Trees, grass, and moss convert light into stored food.", visual: isometric cutaway patch of forest floor with a large tree, shrubs, grass, and moss, highlighted leaves, tiny chlorophyll-style leaf icons, and arrows from sunlight into the plants.

3. heading: "Herbivores", caption: "Insects and small mammals feed directly on plants.", visual: isometric deer, rabbit, caterpillar, and grasshopper beside the producer zone, with bite-mark leaf symbols and directional arrows from plants to herbivores.

4. heading: "Primary Predators", caption: "Frogs, birds, and foxes consume herbivores for energy.", visual: isometric bird on branch, frog near a log, and fox at forest edge, with thin arrows from insects and rabbit toward the predators, plus small food-chain icons.

5. heading: "Top Predators", caption: "Owls and wolves regulate populations higher in the chain.", visual: isometric owl perched above and wolf on elevated terrain, with bold navy silhouettes and arrows leading from primary predators upward to top predators.

6. heading: "Decomposers", caption: "Fungi, worms, and bacteria break down dead material.", visual: isometric forest-floor cutaway showing mushrooms, earthworms, leaf litter, fallen branch, and microscopic bacteria symbols in a soil layer, with dotted arrows from all living groups to decomposers.

7. heading: "Nutrient Recycling", caption: "Released nutrients return to the soil and support new growth.", visual: isometric underground soil profile with roots, mineral particles, and circular nutrient arrows moving from decomposition zones back into plant roots.

8. heading: "Water Cycle Support", caption: "Rain, absorption, and transpiration keep the habitat active.", visual: isometric cloud above forest, raindrops falling, blue water flowing into soil, root uptake arrows, and vapor arrows rising from tree canopies.

9. heading: "Ecosystem Balance", caption: "Energy decreases upward while matter continues to cycle.", visual: isometric combined summary diagram with a small energy pyramid beside the forest scene, thicker arrows at lower levels and thinner arrows at higher levels, plus a circular recycling loop around soil and plants.

Ensure each numbered component is placed in a distinct panel or callout with bold heading text and one-line caption beneath it. Use yellow numbered badges, navy panel backgrounds, white text, and clean sans-serif English typography. Add clear connecting flow arrows between stages 1 through 9, with dotted return lines from decomposers and nutrient recycling back to producers. Include small legends for "Energy Flow" and "Nutrient Cycle" in English. Avoid brands, logos, copyrighted characters, and identifiable people. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Render labels and headings in clean English typography (sans-serif). No real-brand logos, no copyrighted characters, no people that could be identified, no graphic medical content. If the topic touches a regulated domain (medicine, finance, law), keep the explanation conceptual and add no specific dosages, prices or legal advice.