GEOGRAPHY 12

Course Outline

Geography is a discipline that integrates many subjects and addresses the physical, natural and human systems of the world in the study of people, places, and environments. The geographically literate student is able to interpret the landscape and understand the connections between his or her actions and the earth's physical systems. Through the study of geography students can develop an understanding of how local, regional, and global environments affect them. The skills developed by this integrative study can be applied to a wide range of potential careers.

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Kanaka Creek Virtual Field Trip: A Fluvial Study

Although there's nothing like going on a real field trip, this is the next best thing.

Now that you're experts in river morphology, let's "show 'em what you know". Blast through this virtual field trip and produce a report which outlines your analysis and interpretation Kanaka Creek's geomorphology.

Use the links on the left to complete this assignment.

Squamish Virtual Field Trip: Comprehensive Review

Collect evidence from the photos at the 7 field trip stops which proves or refutes the thesis statements. Your report will be divided into 5 main sections, each with their own write-up, relating to the thesis statements.

Evidence should include, but not be limited to:

- written observations

- illustrations: photographs, sketches, or diagrams

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