AS Unit F761 Managing Physical Environments (H481)

A* standard coastal landscapes OCR A level Geography notes in full. Follows the specification clearly and in detail. 2016 specification. Includes case studies (Mississippi Delta, Saltburn to Flanborough head, Sand banks Dorset, Mangawhai-Pakiri coastline of New Zealand).

In-depth notes explaining how the water and carbon cycles are linked and interdependent via the earth's atmosphere, oceans, vegetation and soil, and the cryosphere, and the long term impact of climate change on the carbon and water cycles. Also explains global management strategies to protect the carbon cycle and water cycles.

A very detailed summary of the 1st year OCR Geography A-Level content - Changing Spaces Making Places, - Earth Life Support Systems - Coasts (Section 1 and 2) - Birmingham case study - Artic and Amazon case study Including past paper questions that are answered with full marks

These are in depth notes which will provide you with all the information you need to sit your AS coasts paper. I achieved a high A at AS level with these notes. The case studies covered are: - Chichester Harbour - Chesil Beach - Flamborough Head - The Nile Delta - Yorkshire - Sandbanks - Mangawhai- Pakiri - and many other smaller case studies

Full content of the A level Geography Course (Coast Element), is extremely helpful for individuals studying AQA or OCR Geography.

OCR A Level Geography Powerpoint Course notes in PDF form Glaciated Landscapes including Glaciation and Peri-Glaciation For Case Studies see separate document AS and A Level Content

A table of the different management strategies used to protect the global carbon cycles: a description, some advantages and disadvantages where applicable and examples. Includes: cap and trade, international agreements, wetland restoration, afforestation, agricultural practices.

OCR A Level Geography Powerpoint Course notes in PDF form Glaciated Landscapes Case Studies including Alaska, Switzerland, Minnesota and the Lake District For Theory see separate document AS and A Level Content

Includes an introduction to the Arctic Tundra, factors affecting the carbon and water cycles in the Arctic Tundra, the impact of the developing oil and gas industry on the cycles, and management strategies to moderate the impacts of the oil and gas industry in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. also includes a summary of the similarities/differences between the Amazon Rainforest and Arctic Tundra in relation to changes in the cycles