- how glacial features such as corries, u-shaped valleys and ribbon lakes are formed
- be familiar with glacial processes eg. plucking, abrasion and freeze-thaw
- discuss which land uses are best suited to glaciated upland areas
- identify land use and features from an OS map (and give map evidence)
- explain the role of a National Park and other organisations involved in the upkeep of areas of glaciated scenery
- outline the main possible land use conflicts which may arise in a National Park/glaciated upland area
- suggest solutions to the above conflicts and comment on their usefulness
- link all of the above to a studied area eg. the Lake District and give named examples of features, towns and groups involved in the area
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Higher - Revision for NAB Part II
Here is a framework of things which you will need to know for the upcoming NAB on Rural Land Resources -
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