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No one has posted. So here's an attempt at the answer (no research done).
Spatial: where things are and why there are there.
Ecological: human activity and its effects on the environment.
Dee Why is a coastal, urban suburb situated north of Sydney. It is known particularly for it's surf culture; both the people as past and present professional surfers and for its world class point surf break.
Spatial dimension: for the beach you can talk about coastal processes such as erosion, long-shore drift, destructive and constructive wave actions, deposition, coastal landforms (e.g. rock formations, beaches). Then there's the land part.
Ecological dimension: Dee Why is under fast population growth. Various consequences result such as resource depletion, urban decay, over-population, economic activity/prosperity/challenges, pollution, environmental depletion, the doughnut effect, urban renewal.
Spatial: where things are and why there are there.
Ecological: human activity and its effects on the environment.
Dee Why is a coastal, urban suburb situated north of Sydney. It is known particularly for it's surf culture; both the people as past and present professional surfers and for its world class point surf break.
Spatial dimension: for the beach you can talk about coastal processes such as erosion, long-shore drift, destructive and constructive wave actions, deposition, coastal landforms (e.g. rock formations, beaches). Then there's the land part.
Ecological dimension: Dee Why is under fast population growth. Various consequences result such as resource depletion, urban decay, over-population, economic activity/prosperity/challenges, pollution, environmental depletion, the doughnut effect, urban renewal.