River corridor protection has been adopted by government agencies and non-governmental
organizations to try to control nonpoint nutrient loading to rivers. Yet, river corridor protection …

The majority of the world′ s floodplains are dammed. Although some implications of dams
for riverine ecology and for river channel morphology are well understood, there is less …

Wetlands are poorly documented features of many landscapes, and there is often little
understanding of the geomorphological controls on their origin, development and …

Various phases of progress and differing approaches to research on river meandering are
identified. Since early quantification of equilibrium relations of meander morphology to …

Abstract Knowledge about historical changes in sediment fluxes in most coarse‐bedded
rivers worldwide is extremely limited. In consideration of this deficiency, we developed a …

Over the last decade, much attention has focused on wetland resilience to disturbances
such as extreme weather events, longer climate change, and human activities. In …

In this study, geomorphological, sedimentological, and geochronological work was
conducted on unconfined and confined reaches of three rivers in the eastern interior of …

Avulsions are most characteristic of aggrading fluvial systems, but along the Klip River,
subhumid eastern South Africa, abandonment and re-establishment of meander belts occurs …

Interpretations of the allogenic and autogenic controls on dryland alluvial successions are
commonly hampered by incomplete knowledge of the sedimentology of modern dryland …

The origin and development of meandering river planforms has long been a focus of
research in the geosciences. Most attention has focused on perennial meandering rivers …