Conduct a field visit to a local river and look for features mentioned in the clip. Students should consider how each feature was formed, by erosion or deposition, by water or another factor.

When the river loses energy, it drops any of the material it has been carrying. This is known as deposition. The rate of erosion, transportation and deposition varies along a river’s course and ...

The river’s new path has raised concerns for erosion under a local trail on one side, and a business park on the other. Erosion and deposition work constantly to reshape the Mendenhall River.

The process and impact of rejuvenation is explored through the use of specific examples along with detailed graphics to explain the fluvial processes of erosion, transportation and deposition. ABC ...

From what we’ve seen so far, we’ve exhibited the majority of the erosion ... Transportation and Infrastructure. (Shane Magee/CBC) While the removal of the causeway over the Petitcodiac River ...

The issue of erosion caused by silt deposits has worsened in various rivers, including Teesta, Santosh, Raidak, Torsa and others, which originate from the Hills. The Teesta in the Hills is facing ...

PALMER — State transportation ... week for an erosion-threatened section of the Glenn Highway near Sutton and are monitoring two other sites closely. Nearby residents say the river, swollen ...