We will be finishing off the UK topic by returning to the physical aspects of the UK. We will use Daniel Raven Ellison's latest film for that - you will remember him coming to speak to us last year about his plans for London to become a National Park.
The UK in 100 seconds from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
These include a look at the distinctive local landscape of The Fens.
England is mostly made up of humps and hollows; we are used to roads and tracks and rivers working round them in lines that are rarely straight.
The Fens are different.
Here's Dan on the UK's wider landscapes...
The UK in 100 Seconds - Behind the scenes from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
We will also be offering a revision session on Saturday October the 13th to Year 11s, with a focus on the two case studies: the River Wye, and the Norfolk Coast.
The UK in 100 seconds from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
These include a look at the distinctive local landscape of The Fens.
England is mostly made up of humps and hollows; we are used to roads and tracks and rivers working round them in lines that are rarely straight.
The Fens are different.
Here's Dan on the UK's wider landscapes...
The UK in 100 Seconds - Behind the scenes from Friends of the Earth on Vimeo.
We will also be offering a revision session on Saturday October the 13th to Year 11s, with a focus on the two case studies: the River Wye, and the Norfolk Coast.
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