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FTWG on Communicating Geomorphology Member Survey

Recent publications have highlighted the challenges currently faced in the communication of geomorphology, the decline in the use of the term in academic literature, and a lack of public awareness of what falls under the diverse umbrella of our discipline. In February 2015 the BSG funded a 3-...
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BSG Committee Members Sought!

Your Society Needs You!

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 future success of the BSG...
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Site transfer and email access

Welcome to the new site of the BSG! We are very pleased to launch the new and improved site, which will enable us to present information in a more efficient and user friendly manner.

However, during the transition between the old and the new site there may be some technical glitches. For...
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BSG 2015 conference: abstract submission now open

We are pleased to announce that abstract submission for the 2015 annual conference to be held at University of Southampton is now open.

The 2015 Annual Meeting is deliberately unthemed, in order to encourage contributions from all parts of the discipline. In addition to the normal oral...
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BSG Photo Competition 2015

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 photo competition winners on front cover ESPL

The winners of the 2014 BSG Photo Competition are on the front cover of the BSG’s journal Earth Surface Processes and Landforms for the whole of 2015. This years competition will be launching soon, so have a look through your photo collections ready for the event.

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Forthcoming International Conference on Stormy Geomorphology: 11 May 2015

Forthcoming International Conference on Stormy Geomorphology: geomorphic contributions in an age of extremes to be held at the Royal Geographical Society in London on 11 May 2015.

Extreme storms and floods are increasing in frequency and intensity across much of the globe. Geomorphology...
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BSG grants round deadline 1 Feb 2015

The deadline for the next round of BSG grant applications is 1 February 2015. Research grant applications may be made by both postgraduate and non-postgraduate BSG members.

Available grants:
Postgraduate Conference Attendance Grants: Conference Attendance Grants...
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10 reasons why geomorphology is important is now available!

The new publication ‘10 reasons why Geomorphology is important’ by Stephen Tooth and Heather Viles is now available! There are a few upload problems with the website but for the time being if you would like an electronic copy send an email to the Administrative Assistant (Lisa Mol) at...
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