What degree could I get with Biology, Geography, Psychology A-levels?

I'm taking A-levels next year and I was debating what sort of degree I could get in university (may be a bit early, but it's never too late!)
I specifically chose those 3 subjects because they give a wide range (unlike, let's say FM, maths and physics)
My favourite out of the 3 is psychology

Well, those A levels would lend themselves to a Psychology degree, which you say is your favourite A level. Does that hold any interest for you?

Psychology, Neuroscience, Biology, Zoology, Animal Conservation, Environmental Science, Geography
International Development, Marine Biology, Ocean Science, Meteorology etc etc. Plus a whole range of social science and humanities subjects like Anthropology, Philosophy, Sociology, Law etc.
Geography is a very useful A level subject as many Universities count it as both a science subject and a social science. It can often be counted as a 'second science' subject if this is required for degrees like Psychology.
Have a look at some University course descriptions, and check the 'entry requirements' to see which A level subjects are required or preferred. Examples :
Undergraduate subject areas - University of Birmingham
Courses and degree subject areas - University of Plymouth

Yes, I was considering a psychology degree, but I want to find more options, like a degree that mixes both geography and psychology?

I'm taking A-levels next year and I was debating what sort of degree I could get in university (may be a bit early, but it's never too late!)
I specifically chose those 3 subjects because they give a wide range (unlike, let's say FM, maths and physics)
My favourite out of the 3 is psychology