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

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

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.

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.

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.

Hi, I wrote these notes as an ALevel Geography student who is predicted an A* and achieved a 9 in my Geography GCSE. These are extremely detailed (17 pages) but clear notes on everything covered in the specification on coastal landscapes. The subtitles include: 'The components of coastal landscape systems including energy flows;' 'Coastal landscapes are influenced by a range of physical factors;' 'Coastal sediment is supplied by a variety of sources;' 'How are coastal landforms developed?...

Hi, I wrote these notes as an ALevel Geography student who is predicted an A* and achieved a 9 in my Geography GCSE. These notes are on Physical Factors affecting a high energy coastline, in my case Lulworth. It covers definitions and the main factors that are in place.

Hi, I wrote these notes as an ALevel Geography student who is predicted an A* and achieved a 9 in my Geography GCSE. These notes are on Coastal Management- aims, strategies and examples.

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.