Comment - World Resources Institute website, brilliant for searchable databases on all aspects of geog - human and environmental mine of information. you can sign up for regular updates to be emailed to you.
Cool, checked it out and it looks good. Keep them coming
Never mind, you can now be a guru for the A/S and A2 students!
Cant remember a thing from A level! except how to colour in the lines as my geo teacher always said. Im doing volcanology and environmental hazards so I spose I could answer questions on that! The rest of my degree doesnt really belong anywhere. To save hijacking the thread ill add:
Relief Web - Great place if your building up certain natural disaster case studies
Really good river stuff I found, the http://www.sciencecourseware.com/ site may have more gems but I haven't looked at the other areas.
Explains virtuals in rivers, the 6/10ths rule, really VITAL for river study coursework If you want to skip the over-interactivity of having to do simple calculations, type in the url that shows up when you hover over the next button to skip being checked.
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Really good river stuff I found, the http://www.sciencecourseware.com/ site may have more gems but I haven't looked at the other areas.
Explains virtuals in rivers, the 6/10ths rule, really VITAL for river study coursework If you want to skip the over-interactivity of having to do simple calculations, type in the url that shows up when you hover over the next button to skip being checked.
(already posted this on the other thread, but i want to spread the love
Can anyone help me on Geography As Coursework. I haven't had time to collect my results, yet I need To do my methodology. I just need to know how to collect my data?