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5. Beach Dunes

This page introduces the processes of wind, deposition and vegetation in the formation of dunes. It examines dune profiles, plant succession and maturity. Syllabus 2.2.1 The characteristics and formation of landforms: beaches, spits and bars Dunes form in the backshore as a result of sand being transported and deposited by wind. There are several important conditions required for dunes to form. These include: A dune...

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