Category Hydrology
River restoration: Part 2 – What you shouldn’t do
The second of two posts looking at the DO’s and DONT’s of river restoration
Why are English chalk streams important?
Why are chalk streams important? In the third blog post in the series we consider the unique ecological value of these groundwater-dominated rivers.
Cattle and the freshwater pearl mussel
A rant about a recent episode of Countryfile. Are cattle really to blame for the decline of the freshwater pearl mussel?
The characteristics of English chalk streams
The second in a series of blogs looking at English chalk streams. This time, what is it that characterises these lowland rivers?
Geography Fieldwork: It’s amazing
Everyone loves fieldwork. It’s one of the reasons to be a Geographer! So what do we get up to?
What is Geography nowadays anyway?
There’s a lot more to Geography than just colouring in. Geography’s more important in the 21st Century than ever.
BSG 2012: Postgraduate Workshop
Trev Bond tells us about the Postgraduate Workshop at the British Society for Geomorphology Conference 2012
The Graduate School Conference: The impact of climate change upon coastal gully erosion
Chris Hackney discusses the latest developments in his work in this video.
The Graduate School Conference: Forest restoration and flood hydrology in the New Forest
Simon Dixon talks to us about his research. He even uses some props!
The Geography and Environment postgraduate blog 