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Geomorphology is Best in Show at New Forest Show

One of the British Society for Geomorphology's goals, and one of the many great benefits of being a member, is the ability to draw expertise and experience from across institutions and industry, pooling together resources, all with the aim of promoting the love for and importance of our...
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BSG seeks new committee members

BSG Committee Members Sought...

The BSG is run by a volunteer Executive Committee elected from its membership. Most posts are for a three-year period and each year new Committee Members, Officers and co-opted positions, are required. These roles are all critical to the...
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ESPL journal receives impact factor of 3.5

The society's journal, ESPL, recently received a new impact factor rating of 3.505 for 2015 (previously 2.840). This places ESPL 9th in the Physical Geography list out of 49 (previous position 12th...
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Dr Ann Rowan recieves Geological Society award

BSG Membership Secretary Ann Rowan (Sheffield University) was awarded the Geological Society President's Award this week. This prestigious award is bestowed upon geoscientists who are within ten years of their first degree in geoscience or a cognate subject and who have made a notable early...
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BSG Photo Competition 2016

Rules:

1)The theme of the British Society for Geomorphology (BSG) photographic competition is geomorphology and is open to individual interpretation.

2)Entrants can submit up to two photos through either the BSG Facebook account (...
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BSG 2016 AGM Abstract Deadline Extended

EXTENDED DEADLINE TO SUBMIT ABSTRACTS FOR BSG2016

A combination of the half-term holidays and some technical issues with mail shots* has resulted in a number of requests to extend the abstract deadline for the BSG2016 Annual Meeting (Plymouth, 5-7th September, 2016). As...
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BSG Outreach Industry Representative - Dr Helen Reid

Dr Helen Reid - New Industry Representative for the BSG Outreach Committee

The British Society for Geomorphology is the professional body for geomorphologists in the UK, whether they are working in academia, industry or are hobbyists. To improve the links between research...
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Stormy Geomorphology Making Waves

Are our coasts more vulnerable to storms than we think?

Geomorphology science examines both slow, incremental changes to the landscape (> 100s of years) and rapid changes (days to weeks) in response to extreme events. However, there is a common perception that some...
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Early Career Research funded by the BSG - Dr Matt Westoby

The Early Career Research Grants from the British Society for Geomorphology are aimed at giving Early Career Scientists a career boost, pump-priming their independent research. It is hoped that this initial research will lead to larger grant support from other organisations, such as the Research...
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Where could a Grant from the British Society for Geomorphology take you?

Funded Research from Scott Watson

The deadline for the current round of BSG Grants is rapidly approaching, and to encourage you to get in your applications before the February 1st 2016 deadline we will be highlighting some of the research funded in previous rounds. To...
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