IAG Network of Young Geomorphologists’ Groups

We are collecting information about Young Geomorphologist Groups associated (formally or informally) with the IAG National Members in order to assist with networking between groups (events between groups) and establishment of new groups. Please contact the webmaster with any additions/edits to the list below.

• Australia and New Zealand, informal early career network with an elected representative on the ANZGG committee. Informal ad hoc meetings with hopes on having specific events at annual conference. 2019 contact Mitchell Baum. Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1380160412299422/
• Croatia, Sekcija mladih geomorfologa Hrvatskog geomorfološkog društva / Young Geomorphologists of Croatia (YGC), established in 2022. National representative: Nina Lončar (nloncar@unizd.hr); National coordinator: Valerija Butorac (vbutorac@geog.pmf.hr); Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/geomorfologija.
• India, Young Geomorphologists Forum (IGI-YGF) constitution established in 2019, President: Dr. Kapil Gosh (ghoshk.geo@gmail.com) and Vice President: Dr. Aadil Manzoor Nanda (aadilgeoku@gmail.com). Forum official email: igi.ygf2020@gmail.com. Find their annual report for the year 2021 here, and a participant’s report on the IGI-YGF 2nd Intensive Training Programme here.
• Ireland, informal network supporting all postgraduate level geomorphologists across the island of Ireland. Monthly informal meetings and an annual postgraduate workshop. Contact our current representative Kate de Smeth via IrishGeomorphologyPG@gmail.com.
• Italy, established group in 2013 with an annual meeting.  “Gruppo Giovani Geomorfologi Italiani” – Italian Young Geomorphologists Group. Contact in charge of International relations: Ciro Cerrone italianyounggeomorphologists@gmail.com
  https://www.facebook.com/giovanigeomorfologiitaliani/
  https://instagram.com/italianyounggeomorphologists?igshid=bjz9168bu73t
• France, yearly YG conference in January “Journées des Jeunes Géomorphologues” and official group setup January 2020, contact: frenchyounggeomorph@gmail.com.
• GeoNorth, gathering Finland (representative: Mikel Calle), Iceland (Greta Wells), Norway (Adina Moraru) and Sweden (Ramona Schneider). Two newsletter published per year, in June and December. Contact email: iag.geonorth@gmail.com; website: https://geonorthiag.wordpress.com; twitter account: https://twitter.com/GeoNorth4.
• Germany, established group “Junge Geomorphologen” who organise an annual meeting and events at EGU, contact: jgtreffen@googlemail.com. Links:  http://akgeom.geo.tum.de/who-we-are/?lang=en; https://www.facebook.com/pg/JuGeomorph
• Greece, informal group, 2019 contact Anna Karkani
• Poland, group established in 2019, with yearly workshop organised since 2006. Website: http://sgp.umk.pl/en/young-geomorphologists/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/YoungGeomo/ and Twitter account: @YoungGeomorphPL. Anita Bernatek-Jakiel (anita.bernatek@uj.edu.pl) and Małgorzata Frydrych (malgorzata.frydrych@geo.uni.lodz.pl) are the national representatives, the group’s email is: youngeomorphologistpl@gmail.com.
• Romania, recognised group since 2018 with new annual meeting. Email list and facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/romanianyounggeomorphologists/
• South Africa in 2020 the Southern African Young Geomorphologists group was set up under the umbrella of the Southern African Association of Geomorphologists (SAAG). Contact person: Renée Grundling. Facebook Page: @sa.young.geomorphologists Instagram: @sa_young_geomorphologists Website: https://saageomorph.wixsite.com/saag/about-sayg Email: sayg.group@gmail.com
• Spain, in 2019 Spanish Society of Geomorphology (SEG) approved the creation of the Asociación de Jóvenes Geomorfólogos de España – Spanish Association of Young Geomorphologists. Jorge Sevil Aguareles, University of Zaragoza, is the national representative and the group’s email is: jovenes.seg@gmail.com
• Switzerland, informal section of the national group with three representatives on the Executive committee with 2 field-based excursions organised per year. https://naturalsciences.ch/organisations/geomorphology/young_academics https://www.facebook.com/groups/SwissYG/
• United Kingdom, established group “Postgraduate Forum” with representative in the Executive Committee and annual week-long workshop in December aimed at training “Windsor Workshop”: https://bsgpostgraduates.wordpress.com/        https://www.facebook.com/bsg.postgraduates https://twitter.com/bsg_postgrads                         https://www.instagram.com/bsgpostgrads/ bsgpostgrads@gmail.com