Does Braidburn follow the Bradshaw model+
Higher geographers used Howden Burn as their first site when assessing the Bradshaw Model.Online resources about Does Braidburn follow the Bradshaw model
Description
At this first site the students measured river width, depth, wetted perimeter, flow/discharge, angularity of load, average stone size and slope angle. We visited a further 4 sites in order to analyse whether Braidburn follows the Bradshaw model. Other sites included Dreghorn Barracks, Braidburn Park, the Hermitage of Braid and Portobello Beach. In an ideal world it would have been good to include Inch Park and Figgate Park - but we only had a day to do our data collection.
Location details
Parking
Free of charge
Grass
Water - Stream / river
National 5
Higher
Advanced Higher
Geography
DofE Award
JASS
John Muir
EcoSchools
RSPB Wild Challenge
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