Jeremy Venditti

Geomorphologist. I study rivers and landscape evolution.

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

Landslides, sediment deficits, climate and landuse change, & #salmon population declines. The #Fraser River needs a Science Monitoring Centre, now. @LandslideSalmon @SFU @SFUENV @VancouverSun https://t.co/659AV9P4Qa

[Santiago J Benavides, PhD @s_j_benavides]

I’m excited to share a project that I’ve been working on since 2017! It started as a fun discussion with @EricDealFluvial, but has turned into something more insightful than we had originally imagined. A lattice model of bed load sediment transport: https://t.co/AjwRppyyz9 (1/5)

[Simon Fraser University @SFU]

The #FraserRiver is unique among the world’s great rivers – a huge, relatively natural, undammed, mountain river running through a dense urban area. But a lack of monitoring and management could threaten what makes the Fraser special, particularly its natural biodiversity and ability to respond to sea-level rise, warn #SFU experts.

https://t.co/H9rgTJHJ87

@SFU_Science @VendittiLab @SDashtgard

[High Country News @highcountrynews]

Climate change and encroaching development continues to pressure biodiversity, but the West saw dozens of conservation success stories in 2024.

https://t.co/hOBlqbSHCD

[Stephen Rice @StephenRice15]

Over the course of this week, the contents of these pallets should transform into the #BiG_lab (BioGeomorphology) research flume @MMU_NATSCI @MMUEngage @ManMetUni . Offload this morning with John Dalton keeping an eye on proceedings.

[The Vancouver Sun @VancouverSun]

Jeremy Venditti: The mighty Fraser is a river in peril, fragile in ways we might not expect https://t.co/3FaAP0YtMc

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

Excellent review on salmon swim capabilities. A must read for geomorphologists interested in salmon, landslides, and flow dynamics. @LandslideSalmon

[Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences @cjfas]

In our latest issue 👉 A review of adult salmon maximum swim performance by Associate Editor Erika Eliason and colleagues https://t.co/kPOVK1pLVe @DFO @ucsantabarbara

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

New paper out in @PNAS with Marwan Hassan, Gary Parker, @yarrabar, Chenge An, Professor Fu and myself on the magical effect sand has on gravel beds. @SFU @UBC @Tsinghua_Uni
https://t.co/HdxSb1NnB1

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

Hello California. I’m back again. This time for a visiting professorship @Caltech in Geological and Planetary Sciences.

[Brent Ward 🇺🇦 @GeoBrentatlarge]

This is an impressive landslide! Potential for a significant hazard if the landslide dam fails catastrophically and the lake behind it drains quickly. Note the river is completely dry downstream. Do NOT walk out into the channel!
https://t.co/zx8lCyrWel

[AGU_EPSP @AGU_EPSP]

Call for AGU abstracts!

EP019 - Fluvial Dynamics, Sediment Transport, and Landscape Evolution in Mountain Ranges

Abstracts due July 31: https://t.co/v7njHB16zm

#AGU24 #EPSPatAGU24

[Julia Carr @jcarrRockstar]

Please submit! This session led to a ton of fantastic discussions last year, and we’re thrilled to bring it back. #AGU24 #EPSPatAGU24

[Rebecca Hodge @rebeccahodge100]

We are excited to be organising the tenth Gravel Bed Rivers conference, in Scotland in September 2026. To help us with planning and to register your interest, please complete the following form: https://t.co/e38MwzT0p9 We hope to see you there! Please RT.

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

@LangeSjoukje I’ll take a physical one. Thanks.

[Jeremy Venditti @VendittiLab]

@LangeSjoukje Can I have one?

[Valier Galy @valiergaly]

Super cool to see our review featured on the cover of @NatureGeosci
https://t.co/ATGN4g3Wny

[Youwei WANG @YouweiWANG3]

Excited to share our new paper on WRR with coauthors @ajaybrianlimaye and @AustinChadwick_, applying newly developed Topography-Based Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) to study how braided channels migrate through time and over space in a 37-m flume: https://t.co/bN9DRgY0Pr

[SFU Faculty of Environment @SFUENV]

"Teaching about subjects like climate change & other related environmental issues feels like a massive privilege & responsibility...I want them to leave my courses feeling inspired & empowered to act, rather than anxious & defeated."

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