International Geomorphology Week 2025

#IntGeomorphWeek2025

The International Geomorphology Week is 3rd to 8th March 2025! Its aim is to promote geomorphology in all its forms, and mobilise the geomorphological community. Any geomorphology-themed activities held during this week can be declared a part of the International Geomorphology Week!

IAG Regional Webinars

Please join us for one or more of the IAG’s regional webinars – registration is open on our Eventbrite page. The regions listed indicate the National Scientific Members to which the speakers belong, but anyone from any country is welcome to attend any webinar! Table schedule below.

• Tuesday 4th March 11:00-14:00 UTC – Eastern Europe. Programme here and registrationhere.
• Tuesday 4th March 15:00-17:00 UTC – Southern Europe. Programme here and registration here.
• Wednesday 5th March 12:00-16:00 UTC – Central & South America. Programme here and registration here.
• Wednesday 5th March 17:00-20:00 UTC – North America. Cancelled.
• Thursday 6th March 5:00-6:30 UTC – Oceania. Programme here and registration here.
• Thursday 6th March 7:00-10:00 UTC – Africa. Programme here and registration here.
• Thursday 6th March 13:00-15:00 UTC – Northern & Western Europe. Programme here and registration here.
• Friday 7th March 6:00-9:00 UTC – East & Southeast Asia. Programme here and registration here.
• Friday 7th March 11:00-13:00 UTC – South & West Asia. Programme here and registration here.

Other events

Please let us know about any event you are running associated with International Geomorphology Week!

• Thursday 6th to Saturday 8th March – course “Geodiversity and Geoheritage – Contribution of Geosciences to the Global Environmental Agenda”. The course takes place in-person at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy), and is given by Piotr Migoń (University of Wroclaw, Poland). Find the course leaflet here.

Course content

The course aims to explore interrelated concepts such as geodiversity, geoheritage and geoconservation, focusing on both theoretical aspects as well as practical applications and associated challenges, using specific examples from various parts of the world. The series of seminars will start with defining the key concepts and an overview of developments in the last three-four decades, which led to the increasing recognition of the value of abiotic nature and its services. Particular emphasis will be placed on global institutional frameworks which contribute to the growing awareness of geodiversity issues such as World Heritage, UNESCO Global Geoparks and selected initiatives of international organizations.

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• Saturday 8th March – 5th “Women in Geomorphology” Online Workshop organised by the Hellenic Committee for Geomorphology & Environment of the Geological Society of Greece, under the auspices of the IAG. Find the website of the event along with the programme here. Find the concluding video below.

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Click on a webinar to see its detailed programme!