🚨 4 days left to enter 🚨 submit your photos and drawings of geomorphological features by midnight on Friday tagging us and the tag #BSGAC25 to win up to £100 🥇 last years winners and runners up for inspiration ⬇️
🎨 BSG ART COMPETITION 2025 🖼️ Submit your fieldwork & holiday snaps, pretty sketches, drawings of geomorphic features! Make sure you tag #BSGAC25. Winners will win…🥇 £100 🥈 🥉 £50 deadline 9th Jan 2026!
🛎️ Call for Abstracts!
Join #EGU2026 session NH10.5: “Towards Effective Multi-Hazard Communication in Mountain Regions”🌍
Share insights on recent #Alps & #Himalayan #cascades & ways to improve #multihazards #riskcommunication.
🗓️Deadline:15 Jan,13:00 CET
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A selfie of three people, with two in the background sieving sediment with grains from clay sized to boulders
An example of some of this sediment! In the Luoquan catchment with co-authors TC Hales and Yang Fan.
Excited to share that the final chapter of my PhD has been published in Science Advances. We show that large post-earthquake debris flows in Wenchuan are more frequent than expected due to the large volumes of sediment stored in channels. 🏔️ www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... #landslides
Prof Ellen Wohl in a creak in waders with a forest behind.
Dr Bridget Livers in a creek with pebbles and large woody debris.
A PhD student applied the ecological concept of alternate states to river corridors in the Colorado Rocky Mountains that have old-growth vs managed floodplain forest. She found substantial differences in geomorphic & ecological characteristics and we were excited about the study. #ESPLMemoriesAt50
Three men stood in front of a white jeep on a sunny day. There is a hill with an exposed, sandy soil profile on the left and green hills on the background
A woman in waders in a shallow stream. Woody debris and a forest is in the background.
A black and white photo showing a man in a lab coat working on a laboratory bench.
Today we share our first edition of #ESPLMemoriesAt50. To celebrate the 50th year of Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, we have been in touch with our fellows to find out how ESPL has influenced their scientific journey. Please join in and share your own experiences with us!
⏰ We are still looking to fill the positions of Junior Deputy Chair and Outreach Vice Chair on our Executive Committee starting in September. Please get in touch if you are interested in applying! Brief descriptions for the roles can be found below ⬇️
The front cover of our June newsletter with a photo showing a U shaped valley in Wales, with a narrow river meandering through the valley.
🌟JUNE NEWSLETTER🌟 Check out the recent edition of the newsletter for #ResearchHighlights from Drs Christine Fey & Shanti Penprase, updates on #BSG25 @universityofleeds.bsky.social, how we are celebrating 50 years of ESPL 🎂 and for committee vacancies 🌍 www.geomorphology.org.uk/app/uploads/...
Interested in finding out more about BSG funded workshops? This blog post by Rebekah Harries et al. "Highlighting the Sediment Cascades workshop in Chile" blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gm... describes the interesting, interdisciplinary workshop Rebekah led in Chile in 2024. #SedimentCascades
Photo showing a braided river with mountains in the background
📸BSG ART COMPETITION 2024🎨
🚨FIVE days🚨
Scroll through your field photos or get out your paint brush #geomorphology
Prizes:
£100 🥇
£50 🥈🥉
Deadline: 10th Jan
T&Cs: geomorphology.org.uk/2024/11/26/n...
Make sure you tag us, #BSGAC24 and add a caption!
Photo of a lake surrounded by trees and with a mountain behind. The water is clear showing pebbles on the lake floor as well as the reflection of the trees. At the front of the image on the right is a soil profile.
📸BSG ART COMPETITION 2024🎨
Time to scroll through your photographic archives or get out your paint brush and find your best artistic representation of #geomorphology!
Prizes:
🥇£100
🥈🥉£50
You must tag us & #BSGAC24
Deadline: 10th Jan
T&Cs: geomorphology.org.uk/2024/11/26/n...
Great few days at #Geomandu catching up with some of the #SajagNepal team, presenting our research on the spatial and temporal evolution of landslides on a national and earthquake scale. We also visited one of the communities most affected by the recent floods in September.
The latest BSG newsletter is now online 🥳 #geomorphology
Our new paper considers the distribution of #landslide inventories in #Nepal relative to landslide-related impacts, susceptibility metrics & exposure. We explore what this means for future understanding of landslide #hazard and #risk link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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