Keynote Speaker:
Clive G. Jones
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Ecosystem engineering |
Keynote Speaker:
Heather Viles
Oxford University
Microorganisms and geomorphology |
Robert Beschta and William J. Ripple
Oregon State University
The role of large predators in shaping river morphology |
David R. Butler
Texas State University
The significance of zoogeomorphology in an era of rapid climate change |
Paul DeVries
Salmon as geomorphic agents |
Gary Haynes
University of Nevada-Reno
Mammoths and elephants as earth-movers and landscape engineers |
Joseph Hupy
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
Modern warfare as a significant form of disturbance upon the zoogeomorphic landscape |
Al Kinlaw
The fractal nature of animal burrows in the Florida sandhills and the resulting geomorphologic consequences |
Joyce Lundberg
Carleton University
The geomorphic impacts of cave bats |
Azra Meadows, John Murray, and Peter Meadows
University of Glasgow
Biological modifiers of benthic seascapes |
Greg Nagle
Cornell University
Cattle as geomorphic agents |
Larissa Naylor and Martin Coombs
University of Exeter
Colonizing organisms and material substrate |
Carol Sawyer
University of South Alabama
Armadillo burrows in southern Alabama |
Bernhard Statzner
University of Lyons
Geomorphological implications of bed-sediment engineering by stream animals |
Walt Whitford, USDA-ARS Jornada, and David Eldridge,
University of New South Wales
Burrowing and burrow structures |
Beryl Zaitlin and Masaki Hayashi
University of Calgary
Interactions between soil biota and the effects on small-scale geomorphological features |
