Ian Rutherfurd

@GHCMA @AdamBester @VicEWH @GWMWater @glenelgsc @VR_Fish @VicFisheries @ozfishunlimited @landcarevic @VicFarmers Thanks for this news about the Glenelg EFlow Adam. What is the discharge released?

A freshening environmental water release to the #GlenelgRiver is underway. Benefits will flow to native species, communities, #farmers and recreational users. The release specifically aims to support plant growth, fish movement and freshen water quality in the lead up to summer.

NZ is really investing in erosion research. Impressive Landcare program. And this is one reason why.

Gorgeous gravel terraces on the Ohau River. Using drones and RTK survey gear we did a season's worth of surveys in a day due to structure from motion skills of @s_t_mccoll and @icfuller. Mapping large wood movement.

Test your geographical misconceptions here. Really interesting.

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There are plenty of anecdotes but little published science around the effectiveness of natural sequence farming, writes Ian Rutherfurd @unimelb theconversation.com/why-is-everyon…

The death of GD Argawal is actually an enviro flows story. The holy Ganges was never supposed to stop flowing at any time, but that is what hydropower projects did. He was demanding removal of all dams. The govt promised a minimum flow but he rejected the offer and died.

Indian activist dies during hunger strike over Ganges river pollution theguardian.com/environment/20…

So at the end of the horrendogram will they release the carp herpes virus or not? I suspect not.

The amazing River Ness in Inverness Scotland. The river runs high and fast all of the time because it drains Loch Ness.

@Kirstie_F @MQSciEng @EnvScMQ Congrats to Rory on this great piece of work. Congrats too to his supervisors.

Congratulations to Rory Williams on PhD graduation today. Wish I was there. Proud moment. Great thesis on the #geomorphic evolution and function of one of the last remaining chain-of-ponds systems in the country. @MQSciEng @EnvScMQ #RiverStyles #mqgrads

As a good geographer i stood in front of this sign in Lincoln for some time, uncertain what to do.

Send this on to your geomorphological soul mates. Found on the hills near Aberystwyth, Wales.

New geomorphology word of the day: a 'sarn'. This is a drowned lateral moraine from glaciers. See them poking out into the Irish sea off the Welsh coast in this map. Yet another super learning from the BSG field trip. Thanks Steven Tooth and the Aber team for a great trip.

Having a fabulous time at the British Society of Geomorphology field trip in Wales.

Do you like pot? Do you like holes? Well check out the Elan River in Wales