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Fieldwork in the Forest

The methodologies can be used in any wooded area to fulfil some of the geography curriculum fieldwork requirements at GCSE and A Level in England.

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The Royal Forestry Society on behalf of the Sylva Foundation

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Living with the Physical Environment (AQA GCSE)
Geography Skills (AQA GCSE)
Geographical Investigations: Fieldwork and UK Challenges (Pearson Edexcel GCSE)
Tectonic Processes and Hazards (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Landscape systems, processes and change (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Glaciated landscapes and change (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Coastal landscapes and change (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Globalisation (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Regenerating places (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Diverse places (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
The water cycle and water insecurity (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
The carbon cycle and energy security (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Superpowers (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Health, human rights and intervention (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Migration, identity and sovereignty (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Tectonic processes and hazards (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Glaciated landscapes and change (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Coastal landscapes and change (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Globalisation (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Regenerating places (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Diverse places (Pearson Edexcel A Level)
Fieldwork (OCR GCSE)
Independent Investigation (OCR A Level)
Geographical Skills (OCR A Level)

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Geography

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Natural Environment

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