River landforms can be divided into upper, middle and lower course features. As the river moves from the upper course to the lower course, the features in the river will change.

Deposition happens when river energy is low, for example when the flow of the water slows down. It can happen along any part of the river, but is common in the lower course, where the river meets ...

Large wood (LW) in the river corridor (channel/s and surrounding floodplain) influences hydraulics, sediment deposition and erosion pattern, provides habitat and nutrients for biota, and influences ...