Browsing: Landforms, Processes & Habitats

Trey Simmons is leading a survey of juvenile fish in streams of Wrangell-St Elias National Park and Preserve, emphasizing the importance of streams and rivers in…

For nearly a century, the 106-foot San Clemente Dam blocked steelhead trout from spawning in California’s Carmel River. Built between 1918 and 1921 for water supply,…

Summary The North Coast region, including RNSP, is the most seismically active area in the U.S., influenced by the interaction of three tectonic plates: North American,…

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Researchers are utilizing drone technology to analyze the changes in the landscape caused by the Calgary floods two years ago. The study, which began in 2012,…

The article explores sediment transport mechanisms, particularly focusing on resuspension in shoals, wave dynamics in shallow areas, and sediment movement between mudflats and marshes. It emphasizes…

About 18,000 years ago, a continental glacier covered North America, and its gradual melting from 12,000 to 7,500 years ago shaped the Mississippi Delta region. Although…

Glaciers significantly shape the landscape through weathering, erosion, transportation, and deposition, leading to unique landforms. This video focuses on exploring the Lake District for evidence of…

Coastal sand dunes are dynamic structures affected by winds and waves, with processes of sand accretion and erosion often poorly understood. Funded by the National Centers…

Grand Canyon National Park Summary Inscribed in 1979, Grand Canyon National Park features significant geological formations, including the Uinkaret Field and Vulcan’s Throne, and is recognized…