write the outline also including table of contents/figures, suggested topics for relevant scholarly articles  
the below are the instructions 
It’s a field trip report
Of geography course
Hi, key to this field trip is to describe and explain the landforms on the following route.  Leave campus on King Road, travel east to Riverside and discuss the graben and the ice contact feature.  Drive south along Riverside to Huntingdon Road.  Why is the fish hatchery located here?  Why is sand and gravel extraction located a short distance to the west?  Describe the landscape west along Huntingdon.  What are the elongated ridges that cross the road just west of Mackenzie?  What economic use is this land?  Note the airport - why is it located here?  West of the airport the land rises and becomes more hilly and rolling - why?  Is this land better drained?  How has the agricultural land use changed?  Why?  In Aldergrove Regional Park there is a large rock - why is it here?  

These are a few questions to assist you in what to include in your field trip report.  What is the best map to include?  How have these landforms been formed.  Of what economic use has the area been?  Why?
previously sent an announcement to identify some questions that you should be attempting to answer in your report.  The trip left our campus on Mackenzie, right turn onto King, down the hill to Riverside, right turn and proceed to Huntingdon.  Right onto Huntingdon.  Proceed westward towards Aldergrove.  We visited the Lefleuve erratic in Aldergrove Regional Park.

Your submission is to be handed in as a print copy (not emailed).  It should include the following: a title page that includes a title and your name and student number; a table of contents; a list of figures and/or tables (includes all images including maps - includes the figure or table number, a detailed caption (same as in body of report) and page number where it can be found; location, illustrates the route and also region - what is the best map(s) for this?
In addition, the body can be broken into sections with subheadings - possibly for stops or landforms that are discussed.  A short summary or conclusion.  Include a list of references - of sources you found to support your discussion and also of any images or maps that are used.  You do not need to reference any of the videos.  All in text citations should follow either Chicago Scientific or APA (only use author and date within the report), no footnotes or endnotes to be used in scientific writing.  You may write in first or third person for this assignment.  

Due date is June 23rd by the end of lecture (2:20).  

You can 1.5 space your text and print on both sides of your paper.  If you have any questions please see me or email me.
Hello, a few more points to cover in your reports.  I have been asked if it is okay to trace the route on your own and include pictures - this is fine and will add to your reports although not necessary.  Be sure to include a map of the region with the route noted and the approximate location of the stops noted.  Introduction should begin in a general sense to the topic and lead up to a statement of purpose.  Also include a statement at the end of your introduction that states how you will organize your report.

Remember to include the source for any figures and any facts that you have looked up to support your discussion.  You are not required to source the information provided in the videos.  All images should have a figure number, a detailed caption and its source.  

How are the landscapes formed?  What type of sediments?  What kind of economic activity do they support?  Why?  

Your report should be 1.5 spaced with a 11 or 12 font size.  

I have responded to some of the drafts that have been sent to me, if you have not heard by later this evening please email me to check.