e.g. [10]. [8]. Sadly, oil spills still occur, coating beaches, sinking to smother Ocean plant life and killing a wide variety of birds, fish and sea mammals. [6], Candidates should show understanding of how the identified reasons can lead to more deposition occurring in one place than another. 14. "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange The coastline is rapidly eroding at an average of 1.8 metres a year. Remind students that many human activities not associated with the marine environment can also affect ocean ecosystems. [5]. This has been a problem at Studland Bay in Dorset on the south coast of England. You can also search for this author in description of suspension, saltation and traction with link to grain size Knowledge and understanding of other processes that may form selected erosional landform - transport, deposition These activities may have direct or indirect effects on our changing coasts. Ability to pick out anomalies? building groynes, or human factors that influence coastal erosion in a negative way e.g. An examination of the role of one marine process in relation to other marine processes in the formation of one or more landforms. Addresses the impacts of humans on landscapes and landscapes on humans, including themes such as resource management, degradation, sustainability, and meaning. EXAMPLE: The snapshots of our trip to Kenya are (lying, laying) on top of the photo album. In: Stauble DM (ed) Barrier Islands: process and management. AO2. fetch controls the size of the waves There have been many disastrous chemical spills at sea and from industry on land, affecting animals immediately via ingestion, or long term, in changes to reproduction cycles and other biological processes. Assessment of human versus other activity in the production of positive impacts - e.g. Landforms include headlands, cliffs and wave-cut platforms. Concerns arising from the pollution of coastal and marine waters from land based sources are well established. Or without humans. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of coastal processes (and their associated landforms) and their impacts on human activity. AO2 content encompasses the application of knowledge and understanding to examine the role of erosional processes in the formation of landform(s). water in ocean store increases magnitude of process changes with spatial scale Knowledge and understanding of processes of coastal erosion This means there is less available dissolved oxygen for native sea life, which can negatively impact biological processes. Headland Ability to show change over time Part of Springer Nature. (6). Geog 222 Section (1) Mrs Sandra Burrows. 116. Major cities like New York are right next to the sea. 03.4 Assess the relative importance of weathering and erosion in the development of coastal landscapes. The world has woken up to the millions of tonnes of plastic that have entered the Ocean over the past 100 years. - leading to decrease in overall erosion (1) [15]. -Infrastructure concentration in South East Wales Internationally the UK continues to push for greater protection of marine habitats on the world stage with 20 countries joining the UK-led Global Ocean Alliance, which aims to secure protection for at least 30% of the worlds oceans by 2030. The Great Barrier Reef is under threat from a range of pressures with a major one being deteriorating water quality due to pollution from adjacent land use. weight of glaciers causing compression (b) Outline one positive impact of coastal processes on human activity. Clear links should be made between the processes and the formation of the landform itself. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of how aeolian processes form coastal sand dunes. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93806-6_175, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93806-6_175, eBook Packages: Earth and Environmental ScienceReference Module Physical and Materials Science. used to manage the impacts of human activity on coastal landscape systems. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Positive impacts could include the management and conservation of environmentally sensitive areas, the protection of areas of coastline from erosion as part of a shoreline management plan (SMP), where there has been an improvement of the coast as an amenity or where there is a perceived improvement in the aesthetic character of the coastline Orientation of the coast - some sections of coastline may be exposed to stronger winds The increase in the use of fertilisers for agriculture and warming ocean waters has contributed to eutrophication of the Ocean in certain areas of the world. Knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of identified landform(s) of coastal deposition. For some coastal regions, such as the Pacific coast, a large part of their sediment is supplied by rivers. Professor Nicola Beaumont, Head of Science for Sea and Society at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, said: Our research demonstrates that marine and coastal areas play an important role in supporting peoples well-being. Humans also impact the land around or near the coast. Explanation of the processes will include transformational processes such as longshore drift as well as depositional factors. [8], AO1 The removal, destruction or impairment of natural ecosystems are among the greatest causes of critical impacts on the sustainability of our natural water . AO1 rise in sea level (slowly/over a long period of time) Knowledge and understanding of coastal processes that lead to both positive and negative impacts on human activity. If you have ever lived in proximity to coastal areas you may have seen coastline erosion first hand. period of time have increased the size of the beach. How anthropogenic factors in the back-barrier area influence tidal inlet stability: examples from the Gulf Coast of Florida, U.S.A. Knowledge and understanding of how longshore drift contributes to the development of selected landform(s) Responses can address one or more of these factors, 3. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of the processes of coastal transport and one landform of coastal deposition. Herein, bacterial communities and soil carbon content in coastal wetland native areas . Introducing fish could cause other native fish to have to leave there home or to fend for their home. Internationa Impacts of Development in India, Environmental Impacts of Development in India, Volcanoes in Different Parts of the World, Earthquakes in Different Parts of the World, Geology and Coastal Landscapes of Erosion, Climate and Coastal Landscapes of Erosion. An examination of the role of marine processes over time in the formation and subsequent modification of the chosen landform/s. Erosion of wave cut platforms provide inputs into beach Landforms that could be identified include fjords, rias or raised beaches. Once developed, communities make an effort to protect their beach homes and coastal businesses. Identification of individual groups? Climate Change: Regional Impacts. People introduce fish into the sea to fish. [4], - Wave cut platforms: 896952 This may include: Physical The finer-grained silts and clays derived from the erosion of shorelines are sorted and carried as far as the waters of wetlands or tidal flats, where benefits are derived from addition of the new material. These dunes are behind the primary dune and are therefor protected from the ocean. (b) Discuss the impact of either eustatic or isostatic sea level changes on the development of one coastal landform. the extent to which there has been an improvement of the coast as an amenity Dont include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details. As people migrate to the coast for residences, business, and recreation, they interact with the natural coastal environments. - Sorting is the process by which the standard deviation of clast size within a sediment becomes reduced. [3], Allow 1 mark for identification of a valid social loss such as homelessness, loss of possessions, trauma, injury etc. The good news is it's not too late to turn things around. Loss of stock/custom in Looe dredging of sands and gravels. knowledge and understanding of the operation of the management strategy Human activity along the coast has both positive and negative impacts on the natural environments. An examination of the relative importance of seasonal processes We can all be conservationists, and many people are doing their bit at home to protect the Ocean. (a) (i) Calculate the values of the highlighted cells, A, B and C in Figure 2. [5], This is a high energy coastal environment characterised by erosion, high wave activity, exposure to prevailing winds and a long wave fetch. provision of sediment as erosional tools Additional cited references were provided by members of the steering group. Rising water temperatures, increasing ocean acidification, Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS), fishing, and coastal development are also impacting the Great Barrier Reef. Significant areas of gain are located from 0 to 4 km and reaches 3 m per year. reference to structure of reefs - reef crest, fore reef, back reef Beaches move back and forth onshore, offshore and along shore with changing wave conditions. Many time a maritime forests will form on secondary dunes. Overstrand/Mundesley have the widest variety of processes Richard A. Davis Jr. . the movement of sediment may keep harbours clear and accessible [2]. Line graph erosion of sediment from beach scars on the cliff face The content will depend upon the impact chosen and may include: Protection of cliffs by a variety of management strategies - groynes, sea walls etc. examination of currents - absence of strong currents can lead to build up of sediment Journal of Coastal Research, 14: 407417. In many areas, factory fishing has destroyed local fish stocks, leaving too few adults to breed for the future. This may include such aspects as coastal locations, shape, magnitude Midnight Pass, Florida: inlet instability due to man-related activities in Little Sarasota Bay. -Mouth, Location 2 shows less fluctuation in rates of erosion Candidates should show knowledge and understanding of negative impacts such as pollution of waters and beaches, factors that can influence deposition in a negative way e.g. ), Coastal and Estuarine Environments: Sedimentology, Geomorphology, and Geoarchaeology. the accumulation of sediment to form beaches may attract tourists and lead to the development of a tourist industry Coastal sediments 87. allow you to add annotations of changes exactly where they happened and can provide a visual to help you remember what the site looks like, rather than reading from a description. We use some essential cookies to make this website work. [10], AO1 Candidates should be able to show the knowledge and understanding of the sub aerial processes of coastal weathering (the breaking down of rock in situ). (a) (i) Compare the characteristics of the coastal landscapes shown in Figure 1. geographical variations in success (a) (i) Use Figure 2 to describe variations in the percentage of properties at risk from coastal erosion and flooding. These impacts have shifted inputs and outputs and lead to positive feedback loops in many parts of the world. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of the variety of time scales outlined in the specification over which coastal processes operate - seconds, seasons and millennia. Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative, Over 10 million scientific documents at your fingertips, Not logged in The price of good farmland has risen sharply, from 2400 per hectare in 1995 to 30,000 in 2015. Suggest one reason for the variation in the importance of wind erosion. whether there has been improvement or reduction in the aesthetic character of the coast Shows any visual changes over time of the environment -Changes to climate etc) examination of the role of vegetation - increased deposition aided by plants in marshes and dunes Many of these are primarily the result of human actions and include ecosystem and landscape changes, sedimentation, pollution, over-abstraction and climate change.. In this study, a fire-prone plant community (Triarrhena lutarioriparia L. Liou) was selected in Poyang lake, and a 5-year study on annual prescribed fire and corresponding monitoring were conducted in this . National Research Council, 1995. (a) Use Figure 2 to describe the pattern of wave energy. Accept both routes. Write the values for A, B and C in your answer booklet. (a) (ii) Explain why changes in sea level take place over millennia. Certain fishing practices not only contribute to overfishing of their target species, but also damage the environment by dredging the seabed or catching other species that are thrown back dead. "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange An examination of the role of other processes the cost and benefits of the selected strategy. reference to species - corals, algae, sponges Aeolian Transport is the first process of coastal dune formation and involves the movement and weathering of sand particles behind and along the shoreline. [15], AO1 Beaches The increase in the use of fertilisers for agriculture and warming ocean waters has contributed to eutrophication of the Ocean in certain areas of the world. AO2. Erosion of the 12 apostles (only 9 left) has nothing to do with humans, where dramatic oil spill near coast ruins beaches, does have to do with humans. Nevertheless, it is still unclear how S. alternation invasion affects the carbon storage capacity of coastal wetlands as carbon pools through bacterial changes. It is also possible to accept dunes, salt marshes and tidal flats. These are hydraulic action, abrasion and corrosion, attrition and solution. An examination of the scale of the role of erosional processes Sheringham has highest wind erosion CERC (1984) Shore protection manual, vol 1. Loss of farm land in the southern section of the photograph A Defra study shows that exposure to marine and coastal environments has positive effects on human health and well-being. Other landforms may be included from 1.1.7 such as dunes, salt marshes and tidal flats. Material from beach can be used to erode cliffs/WCP temporal variations in success, 11. New York: ASCE, Coastal Sediments 87, pp. Do the unofficial footpaths have a detrimental/positive affect on species, . ASCE, New York, pp 116, Davis RA Jr, Barnard PL (2000) How anthropogenic factors in the back-barrier area influence tidal inlet stability: examples from the Gulf Coast of Florida, U.S.A. movement of sand within dunes - blowouts [3]. Marshland and wetland is used to by farmers for grazing pasture for cattle: Industry battles alongside coastal tourism. The, Coastal Erosion is a natural process that takes place along the nations coast causing a loss of sediments in some places and deposits in others.3. Used to compare different areas, and they are a useful visual aid as they can show differences clearly development and growth of settlements / growth of tourism encouraged by beautiful and dramatic coastal scenery / increased trade due to port access / development of fishing industry / increased recreation opportunities on beaches and in ports and harbours / economic development as a result of trade and commerce / improved transport links and any other valid suggestion. 6. [2], - rolling AO1 "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange Examine the importance of different time scales in the formation of one or more coastal landforms. The need for extra grazing is putting pressure on wildlife. Human Impact on Coasts. AO1 (a) (ii) Suggest one reason for the variation in the importance of wind erosion. Knowledge and understanding of the processes of coastal transport - suspension, saltation and traction. Some students may also identify the low energy features of the landscape and will highlight the beach as the main characteristic landform of this particular environment. Stability of Dunedin and Hurricane Passes, Pinellas County, Florida. There are still trout but there are very few, from what there used to be. Sediment starvation caused by river and coastal management is one effect of human activities on the coast. News stories, speeches, letters and notices, Reports, analysis and official statistics, Data, Freedom of Information releases and corporate reports. Some environmental issues on the coast have got to do with the impact of humans and some dont. 15. For the most part because the coast is a very dynamic system and changes can occur rapidly, people make the effort to control the nature and magnitude of these changes. (a) (ii) Suggest one social loss associated with coastal erosion. -Does it provide specific information about the related event, ie strength etc examination of supply of sediment - some places have greater inputs of sediment from rivers, cliffs etc Human activity along the coast has both positive and negative impacts on the natural environments. (a) (ii) Suggest how lithological factors have influenced the development of the cliffs shown in Figure 1. The sandy beach consists of two zones, the swash zone and the drift line. [3], global increase in temperatures in interglacial periods Geological Society, London, Special Publications 175, pp. The beaches you frequent during the summer may seem to be getting smaller and smaller every year. AO2 Dog poo has a particular chemical that is bad for human skin so when youre playing in the water in Brighton beach, remember that your laziness could mean that youre swimming in the remainders of your dogs poo. Presence of soft rocks - some places may consist of rocks that are made from less resistant minerals or bound together with soft cements (a) Label Figure 1b to explain the processes responsible for the formation of landform X. It is found that the activities occurring on . In: Schwartz, M.L. 7. This has happened for many year. Whitmore Stairs Low energy characteristics: Having said this, physical factors also have significant impacts across coastal landscapes. (20 marks). The most important of these changes occur on the beach and typically are related to erosion of the beach. Human Activities that Affect the Ecosystem. There are two types of coastal management: Hard engineering - this involves building structures to protect the coast. The plot shows rates of shoreline erosion (red) and deposition (yellow) over 79 years at Fire Island. Weybourne only has landslides Specific areas of sediment loss and gain should be identified to reach Band 3. Examples could include: An examination of changes over time AO1 AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of how erosional, and other valid, processes produce landforms. fall in sea level (slowly/over a long period of time) Coral reefs We are kicking off the new year by planting 2,023 trees with Ecologi! As part of our ongoing positive impact activities, this brings our total trees planted (c) Outline how coastal sediment is transported by traction. Management of drumstick barrier islands. content encompasses the application of knowledge and understanding to evaluate the success of the strategy. Knowledge and understanding of relevant case study material. [5], wave height reduced with increased distance inland for all forests, 4. growth of embryo dunes reference to vertical growth of reef, in-line with changing sea levels. Candidates may refer to how the impact of coastal processes may change over time. Enviromental organisations have tried there best to limit the amount of man made deveoplment on coastal lads and many schools, Preserving coastlines is important for the economy and the environment. For example, agricultural runoff and coastal development can cause marine pollution. Field Sketches: Answers could address the following but credit other valid responses: "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange Allow 2 marks for development of the loss with comment on aspects such as magnitude, sections of society etc. debris fan at foot of the cliff both decrease/show erosion Understanding of the link between processes and the formation of the selected erosional landform The data that has been collected by both parties, thus far will hopefully bring a more cost effective and more long term solution for beach replenishment. But if we add humans to these beaches what do we get. e.g. Key (a) Use Figure 1 in the Resource Folder to identify and locate two landforms on the section of high energy coast from Linney Head (883957) to St Govan's Head (975927). Knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of identified landforms that are linked to this scale and their link to process Most candidates will identify the spit and address the processes responsible for its formation. Here, we used a multispecies occupancy model (MSOM) to understand mammalian habitat use patterns across a mosaic of tropical dry forest in Colombia and elucidate whether forest cover is more important than its integrity and other . Relevant responses may include: Knowledge and understanding of the positive impacts of these processes on human activity e.g. Describe how a reduction in energy may lead to sediment sorting. The Marine Stewardship Council report that in 2019sales of MSC certifiedsustainable seafoodreached one million tonnes for the first time and demand for sustainable fish was on the increase. Candidates may make arguments, using evidence, to show that positive impacts on human activity outweigh negative impacts or conversely that negative impacts outweigh the positive. The content may vary according to the landform but may include: Take turns and answering questions. St. Donat's Bay Easy to interpret? Types of Wetland Impacts Human Impacts This erosion may be very apparent or seem to have happened overnight when it happens due to a large storm or extremely high tide. [8], AO1 Human activities have had an impact on coastal environments almost as long as people have been using the coast. knowledge and understanding of the strategy to demonstrate how the management strategy modifies coastal processes This can be seen when mass beaching events occur or breeding success is diminished. 12. Some places will warm much more than others, some regions will receive more rainfall, while others are exposed to more frequent droughts. loamy sand Encyclopedia of Earth Science Series. the changing role of wind with distance inland How human activities impact on coastal ecosystem during rapid urbanization is one of the hot spots in the coastal management study. A conclusion may be drawn in the context of the landform(s). Around the world, many projects are now seeking to restore marine habitats, such as mangrove and seagrass. the importance of time scales in the continuing development of the landform [5]. how the strategy modifies process Many countries have taken steps to ban single use plastic items like straws, drink stirrers and cotton buds. The impacts of this scourge will last a lot longer. Various locations across the UK have tourist areas next to industries. The pattern of loss and gain over space should be identified with confident use of x and y axis data. Examples could be stacks, arches, and wave cut platforms but credit any relevant landform. Sand dunes act as a natural barrier against coastal storms and beach erosion caused by strong, destructive wind and waves. The global Sustainable Development Goals will protect nature, especially goal 14 Life Below Water. More businesses are becoming involved in circular economy models this means that more materials are reused, shared, repaired, refurbished, remanufactured and recycled; thereby creating a closed system and minimising the use of new resources. The content will depend upon the example or examples given but there are a number of threads that will be common for credit. This has been successful in reducing the amount of sand that is drawn out to sea. South West Wales has limited number -+ ability of such graphs to display the relative importance of the groups and be able to compare this at each return period. Another impact on the coast is pollution. 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