This lesson looks at the history of the Cardiff docklands and how and why it has changed.

This lesson looks at how settlements go from an individual dwelling to a city. It also looks at the Burgess model and the four zones that appear in the model.

This lesson looks at the movie clip the day after tomorrow and the various events that happened. Students will have to research the events and describe what caused them and the effects they have caused.

This lesson looks at egan’s wheel and Beddington Zero Energy Development in London to see how sustainable it is.

This lesson looks at Christopher Candless and his journey from California to Alaska. It looks at the key geographical features along the way.

This lesson look at the country Russia and why economic migrations will want to move to the UK.

This lesson looks at what garden cities are and how they could be perceived to be better than building on the greenbelt. It finishes off by looking at an examination question based on the social and economic problems about living in rural areas.

This lesson looks at what are green belts and why they are needed. It also looks at the problems that greenbelts can cause (housing).

This lesson looks at how desertification can be reduced and particularly focuses on the great green wall in Northern Africa.

This lesson looks at commuter settlements and the push and pull factors that encourage people to either move to these areas or move away from them.

This lesson looks at what life is like in Mumbai India by focusing on the movie slumdog millionaire. It explores the fact that there are rich and poorer areas and develops what life is like to live in, in the slum areas.

This lesson looks at how national parks are managed and the potential benefits and issues from this.

This lesson looks at the effects of desertification and focus on the Big Dry and Sahel regions as case studies.

This lesson looks at how visitors to the Peak district can affect local communities.

This lesson looks at what causes desertification (human and physical) and how this affects the Sahel region.

This lesson looks at what desertifacation is, what causes it and where in the world this process is likely to happen.

This lesson looks at where the National parks are located in the UK. It looks at what their land is used for and how stakeholders might be affected.

This lesson looks at how tourism effects Kenya in both positive and negative ways. There is a fact sheet to fill in from the information within the lesson. It finishes off with a class debate on whether tourism is positive or negative for Kenya.

This lesson looks at historical events that are bad in nature which encourage people to visit these sites. It looks at the positives and negatives of this.

This lesson looks at social, economic and environmental factors that can affect the tourism industry.

This lesson looks at what water security is and the 3 main factors that are required to be water secure. It then looks at the country Lesotho and how it uses its water to supplement South Africa.