Wiley Geomorphology and Land Management in Changing Environment

This comprehensive guide from Wiley-Blackwell examines how geomorphology-the study of Earth's topographical features and their formation-applies directly to effective land resource management. Edited by Duncan F. M. McGregor and Donald A. Thompson from Royal Holloway, University of London, the book bridges academic geomorphological research with practical environmental management strategies. It explores the relationship between geological processes, landscape structure, and sustainable land use, making it essential reading for students, professionals, and researchers working in earth sciences, environmental management, and geology. The text demonstrates how understanding geomorphological principles enables better decision-making in land planning, conservation, and resource management across varying environmental conditions. Ideal for higher education programmes in earth sciences and related disciplines.