Certain streams and rivers, called meandering streams, tend to curve back and forth (or meander) as they flow across the landscape. For example, in Louisiana, the Mississippi River cities of Baton ...

A river begins at the source, has a narrow and steep upper course and then a middle course. The middle course is wide and deep with fast flowing water. Join Isla and Connor as they explore the middle ...

Rivers don’t flow in straight lines for long—and there’s solid science behind that. This episode explores the principles of fluvial geomorphology using physical river models to show how sediment, ...