AS Unit F761 Managing Physical Environments (H481)

These Coastal Landform notes have been created with a variety of different sources to make sure the whole specification has been covered. The notes have been able to achieve A* for the 2 students that have used them. These notes cover a variety of topics such as: how coastal landscapes can be viewed as systems, different influencers on coastal landscapes, how landscapes develop (processes), low and high energy coastlines (case studies), human impact on coastal landscape systems (with case studie...

A detailed research document into High and Low Energy Coastlines, this was given a grade A* for the coastal landscapes module in OCR A-level Geography. I have provided the teachers with feedback in the document.

A document with notes on the movement of water through the drainage basin, including evaporation and interception. Further notes on what affects interception loss and river regimes.

This is a document containing the flows, stores, inputs and outputs of the water cycle and the the water system theory in a nutshell.

An in-depth fact file on water allocations in Colorado and notes on the benefits of forestry.

These notes were created by me, a student who has just completed their Alevels, with a prediction of A* in Geography and I also got a 9 at GCSE. These notes cover the difference between eustatic change and isostatic change, how the climate affects the sea level, a description of emergent landforms(and examples,) the modifications that take place, a description of submerging landforms, (and examples,) and the modifications that take place on these landforms.

A Level Geography Powerpoint notes in PDF form of AS and A Level content No case studies - see separate powerpoint notes

A Level Geography Minnesota and Lake District Powerpoint Notes in PDF form

A Level Geography Powerpoint Notes in PDF form Case Studies - Alaska and Switzerland