Physical geography | Geography Education Online

The units in this section help you investigate and understand the processes that shape the Earth and its systems in space and time, and at different scales; the interactions between them and their impact on landscapes. You’ll strengthen your understanding of the water and carbon cycles and landscape systems.

A level // Physical Geography //

Why are coral reefs valuable?

A level // Physical Geography //

Coasts: tides and currents

A level // Physical Geography //

Coasts: wave action

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Coasts: weathering and erosion of cliffs

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Dimensions of natural disasters

A level // Physical Geography //

Ecosystems basics: structure, functioning and processes

A level // Physical Geography //

Ecosystems basics: succession

A level // Physical Geography //

Ecosystems under stress: the importance of ecosystems and biodiversity

A level // Physical Geography //

Evidence of glacial retreat

A level // Physical Geography //

Glacial depositional landforms – drumlins

A level // Physical Geography //

Glacial erosion environments

A level // Physical Geography //

Introduction to systems thinking

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