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Clues from the ice age can help us restore streams 🐟🪨🌊 Press release from our work identifying reference states and fluvial processes in semi-alluvial rivers in northern Sweden Lina Polvi Sjöberg Umeå University Formas, ett forskningsråd för hållbar utveckling. #boulders umu.se/en/news/clues-…

What's cooler than being cool? Studying river ice and CC at Umeå University! Great place to work, great project and great supervisor!

Closest I’ve got to an Oregon-like Stage 0! Low cost putting water back into disconnected natural floodplain. No digger grading just ID a detachment point, dam up the start of perched channel & set water free. Thanks Dorset Peat Partnership & RSK Hab Man for making my vision real

Small boulder the size of a big boulder got us thinking.... How big is a boulder? 🪨 (and perhaps more importantly - why it matters and isn't just semantics!) Lina Polvi Sjöberg and I have a new paper out now in ESP&L: > tinyurl.com/how-big-boulder BSG Geomorphology #teamboulder

This was clearly important to people...so we wrote a paper! > tinyurl.com/how-big-boulder #TeamBoulder #definitely_a_landform

A quick 1-ish min guide to a simple Stage 0 (with pictures!). Done in a morning, 75m reconnected, cost-a bit of time. Unloved headwater wooded valley bottoms with single (incised) channels are big opportunity for quick wins; areas that can't be farmed. Lots in urban settings too.

#InsectWeek2024 ‘Underwater Architects’ Cased caddis Cased caddis are known as the ‘underwater architects’ of freshwater as they use silk and various materials such as small stones around them to build a protective portable case which can result in beautiful patterns.

The Vindelälven catchment is one of the largest protected areas in Europe, but highly modified for timber floating We've been studying spawning gravels, combining drones and field surveys to inform a more sustainable restoration/ gravel augmentation strategy. Umeå University

Cardiff School of Earth & Environmental Sciences Will Norriss Stuart Grieve Daniel Schillereff Octria Prasojo Lucy Clarke Josh Ahmed Lucy Daniels Richard Mason wraps up this years #BSG24 with a talk full of boulders! 🪨 Rich looked at drivers of channel morphology in semi-alluvial boulders bed rivers & highlighted role of deglaciation ❄️

Wahoo!! Honoured and excited to be trusted by this special group of people and a Society that is so important to so many of us with a landform thing. With a big thank you to Heather Viles for her outstanding presidency, I’ll do my best to fill those shoes.

Fantastic BSG Geomorphology conference Loughborough University & amazing work Edwin Baynes & team! Really enjoyed presenting our work on both boulder bed rivers in Sweden and restoration of UK river-floodplain connectivity

Reminder! Deadline to apply on Friday!

Turns out sheep love restored rivers! #zoogeomorphology in action

Join Dr. Catherine Russell (Dr Catherine Russell) on Wednesday, October 23 for this month's EPSP Connects Science talk! Learn how treating plastics as sediment could revolutionize our understanding of Earth's changing landscapes. Register now: bit.ly/EPSP_OCT24 #EPSPConnects

‘The ecological equivalent of a complete reboot.’ Justin Rowlatt on BBC Radio 4 Today earlier, on National Trust project to rewiggle a river. Scientists say it’s resulted in ‘an explosion of life.’ We’ll need a lot more wiggle in our rivers for an ecological recovery.

The National Trust River Aller Stage Zero restoration getting the attention it deserves. A 1800% increase in aquatic habitat! Ft. our work Umeå University together with Nottingham Geography Matthew Johnson & University of Exeter @AlanPuttock & others. Funded by Formas, ett forskningsråd för hållbar utveckling. & BSG Geomorphology

Ctrl+Alt+Delete or river reset - What happens when you take the channel away from a river? Umeå University Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN University of Exeter and Loughborough University sharing knowledge and inspiration internationally for exciting river restoration! tinyurl.com/dfvsmv3u

Do you work on any aspect of riverscape restoration—from a geomorphic, ecological or hydrologic perspective? Consider submitting an abstract to our European Geosciences Union session! >>>meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/…

I am currently advertising 4 PhD projects on range of topics: - Geomorph mitigation of contaminated sediments - Geomorph controls on flooding - Flooding controls on aeolian activity - River-driven volcanic landscape evolution More details: edwinbaynes.wordpress.com App by 8/1/25

'Rebalancing' lateral connectivity is key to river management! I'm excited about our new paper in which we review lateral connectivity between riverscapes and landscapes across disciplines. We hope its useful to both river managers and academics. Link: shorturl.at/ri3lA