Within the context of two landscape types:

upland limestone, and rivers and their valleys

The identification and formation of the following landscape features (from two landscape types):

• upland limestone — limestone pavements, potholes/swallow holes, caverns, stalactites and stalagmites, intermittent drainage

• rivers and their valleys — v-shaped valleys, waterfalls, meander, ox bow lake, levee

Land uses appropriate to the two landscape types studied should be chosen from:

• farming

• forestry

• industry

• recreation and tourism

• water storage and supply

• renewable energy

In the context of one landscape type studied (limestone):

• the conflicts which can arise between land uses within this landscape

• the solutions adopted to deal with the identified land use conflicts

Within the context of two landscape types:

glaciated uplands and coastal landscapes

The identification and formation of the following landscape features (from two landscape types):

• glaciated upland — corrie, truncated spur, pyramidal peak, arête, u-shaped valley

• coastal landscapes — cliffs, caves and arches, stacks, headlands and bays, spits and sand bars

Land uses appropriate to the two landscape types studied should be chosen from:

• farming

• forestry

• industry

• recreation and tourism

• water storage and supply

• renewable energy

In the context of one landscape type studied:

• the conflicts which can arise between land uses within this landscape

• the solutions adopted to deal with the identified land use conflicts