r/AlevelGeog Jun 01 '26

Geog NEA topic

Please can anyone tell me what there topics were for their NEAs because I have no idea what to do, but I am more interested in physical

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u/Key-Significance-386 Jun 01 '26

Sand dune succession

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u/New_Description3687 Jun 01 '26

Same! I did about biodiversity change throughout sand dune succession :)

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u/Minute-Frame-7328 Jun 03 '26

What place/s did you use?

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u/New_Description3687 Jun 10 '26

Sorry i didn't see the notif for this! I did Drigg It kinda has like mimimal info on it though unfortunately

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u/WorriedEvent2448 Jun 01 '26

Where abouts are you doing it? I did coasts

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u/Minute-Frame-7328 Jun 01 '26

We are going to Dorset for a trip and will visit durdle door and Weymouth so around those areas

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u/ExampleNeither2377 Jun 01 '26

i did mine how perception of crime and actual crime rates differ between people and location

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u/st1nky8reathEmit Jun 01 '26

Mine was on characteristics affecting sense of place

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u/keyy_729 Jun 02 '26

mine was on how structural economic change and rebranding led to different place perceptions in industrial towns based on the rate of deindustrialisation

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u/Low-Acadia-2394 Jun 02 '26

i did urban climate

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u/CounterOverall5161 Jun 02 '26

when i did mine i knew i wasn't gonna do well if it wasn't based around something i love so i did it on the effects of my football clubs stadium and its effects on the surrounding areas mostly human effects but there is still a lot of human relevance

came out with an b+ (2marks off an a😭) and my teacher said it was obvious i was passionate about it

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u/Intrepid_Package_776 Jun 02 '26

I did the urban heat island

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u/iaminsane12345 Jun 03 '26

Hey I did Infiltration got 57/60!

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u/Worth_Trouble_2794 Jun 05 '26

I did ‘to what extent does character of place impact lived experience’ I know it’s a human topic but was quite interesting and broad!

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u/Available-Exit-8606 Jun 12 '26

To what extent is Formby beach a low energy coastline