About the Journal
The Revista Brasileira de Geomorfologia (RBGeomorphology - Brazilian Journal of Geomorphology), with e-ISSN 2236-5664, was established in 2000 with a primary focus on research related to the genesis, processes, evolution, and landforms. It encompasses the utilization and integration of laboratory data, geological records, morphometric indicators, remote sensing, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools, along with modeling applied to geomorphology. The journal addresses the impacts of environmental changes on the Earth's surface, taking into consideration both natural and anthropogenic factors, and it makes substantial contributions to scientific production and the formulation of public policies.
Current Issue
Photograph: The Design of Waters and the Geomorphic Sculpting of Floodplains
Cover caption: The photograph captures a remarkable example of an active crevasse splay in the lower reaches of the Negro River, within the Pantanal of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. The image documents this geomorphological feature during the falling-water stage, highlighting the overflow of the main channel as it breaches the natural levee and deposits sandy sediments across the floodplain, which is colonized by dense native vegetation.
Credit: Éder Renato Merino.








