The Committee for Professional Geomorphologists are hosting a monthly seminar series, the next is on 5th July. If you are interested in giving a seminar please get in touch.

Geomorphology is the study of landforms, their processes, form and sediments at the surface of the Earth (and sometimes on other planets) including studying how earth surface processes, such as air, water and ice, can mould landscapes.

The processes and landforms that occur on the earth’s surface are fundamental to how we interact with the environment, and are central to other key aspects of life such as biodiversity, environmental management, engineering, geohazards and cultural expression.

The BSG is the professional British organisation for geomorphologists and aims to advance the science of geomorphology, providing a community and services for those involved in geomorphological teaching, research or practice and promoting wider understanding of the discipline.

At the beginning of May, the Committee for Professional Geomorphologists invited Professor Joe Wheaton (Utah State University) to deliver a workshop on the use of low-tech options to restore natural processes in rivers to BSG members.

BSG members get free access to the Earth Surface Processes and Landforms and 35% discount off most Wiley books.  Join now or login to access these benefits.

Many geomorphologists choose to become chartered. The two main routes available are via the Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management and the Royal Geographical Society (CGeog).  Find out more here and see profiles and advice to support you through your journey.

The BSG are taking action to set out a clear plan for how to address The Climate Emergency.  Find out more here.