The first A level fieldtrip of this year happened today in Bedford. The aim is to compare Bedford to Bid Rent theory in preparation for the Investigations paper in January.
You can follow what happened on the boys' excellent blog by following the link at the top of this page.
There was also a competition for the best Geographical Twitter update and blog post.
J.Li wins the best blog post for rightly identifying the importance of physical geography case studies in close proximity to universities.
The best 3 tweets are shown below with J.Stroomer coming out as the winner in recognition of his all important live pedestrian count update. Outstanding Geography caught in the moment.
There are forecasts that the depression below could be bringing nearly 2 inches of rain to the UK this weekend. Be prepared that there may be flooding in different parts of the UK as there was in Wales last weekend.
The environment agency have an excellent flood warning system set up:
Mr Rees has been experimenting with making ArcGIS online a useful tool for presentation of fieldwork and data. Have a go with the interactive map below and consider how you could use it for your project:
The Rio earth summit next week could have a huge impact on our future. You can get acquainted with it using the Storify below as a portal. We will follow it on this blog during next week so come back and see it...
You can now search all of our twitter hashtags by subject by clicking on the research Tab at the top of this page. The link to the twitter search is at the top of that page.
We have also added some excellent blogs and websites to that Tab, both specialist and general.
If you are a twitter user, you can look at our latest tweets under our username: @BSgeography, or search our tweets using #bs followed by any geographical topic.
Climatic hazards, Sustainability and Tectonics are the most developed at present.