Rita Gardner

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Rita Gardner is affiliated with the following schools: Imperial College London, University of Oxford, Queen Mary University of London, King's College London

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Rita Gardner

Earth Sciences

#2273

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#3078

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Geography

#466

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#667

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Rita Gardner 's Degrees

Masters Geography University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Rita Ann Moden Gardner, is a British geographer and academic, specialising in geomorphology. Since January 2019, she has been Chief Executive of the Academy of Social Sciences. She taught at St Catherine's College, Oxford , King's College, London , and finally at Queen Mary and Westfield College where she was Reader in Environmental Science. From 1996 to 2018, she was Director of the Royal Geographical Society: she was the learned society's first female director.

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Rita Gardner 's Published Works

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Published Works

Runoff and soil erosion on cultivated rainfed terraces in the Middle Hills of Nepal (2003) (140)
Nature, origin and palaeoenvironmental significance of red coastal and desert dune sands (1981) (64)
Relationships Between Landsliding and Land Use in the Likhu Khola Drainage Basin, Middle Hills, Nepal (2002) (52)
Chemical weathering of metamorphic rocks from low elevations in the southern Himalaya (1996) (44)
Reddening of dune sands—evidence from southeast India (1981) (39)
Variability in early vadose carbonate diagenesis in sandstones (1994) (23)
Relationships between rainfall and landsliding in the Middle Hills, Nepal (2000) (22)
Relationships between runoff and land degradation on non-cultivated land in the Middle Hills of Nepal (2002) (20)
The role of cryptogams in runoff and erosion control on bariland in the Nepal Middle Hills of the Southern Himalaya (2001) (18)
Soil erosion and nutrient loss in the middle hills of Nepal (1996-1998). (2000) (17)
Chattermark trails as paleoenvironmental indicators (1980) (16)
The nature and management implications of landsliding on irrigated terraces in the Middle Hills of Nepal (2000) (15)
New radiocarbon dates from a Holocene aeolianite, Isla Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico (2000) (14)
Progressive vadose diagenesis in late Quaternary aeolianite deposits? (1993) (13)
Late Quaternary vadose carbonate diagenesis in coastal and desert dune and beach sands: is there a palaeoclimatic signal? (2004) (13)
Reddening of tropical coastal dune sands (1983) (13)
Geography in the United Kingdom (2004) (12)
Discovering Landscape in England and Wales (1985) (12)
The raw material (1992) (11)
Evidence concerning the existence of loess deposits at Tell Fara, northern Negev, Israel (1977) (9)
SOIL LOSS ON NONCULTIVATED LAND IN THE MIDDLE HILLS OF NEPAL (2001) (9)
Microlithic sites and their paleoenvironmental setting, Southeast India; a reevaluation (1990) (8)
The making of the landscape (2005) (8)
Infiltration and Moisture Movement in Coastal Sand Dunes, Studland, Dorset, U.K.: Preliminary Results (1999) (8)
LANDSLIDING IN THE LIKHU KHOLA DRAINAGE BASIN, MIDDLE HILLS OF NEPAL (1999) (7)
Early silica diagenetic fabrics in Late Quaternary sediments, south India (1995) (7)
Unlocking the Archives (2004) (6)
The nature of the Late Paleozoic glaciation in Gondwana as determined from an analysis of garnets and other heavy minerals: Discussion (1980) (4)
Scolt Head Island (1992) (4)
Colour atlas of the surface forms of the earth (1992) (3)
Is Geography history (2005) (2)
The Great Whin Sill (1992) (1)
Establishment, Role and Relevance of a Subject Centre for UK Geography (2000) (1)
Drumlins of the Eden Valley (1992) (1)
The Valley of Rocks (1992) (1)
Assessment of soil and nutrient losses from rain-fed upland (bariland) terraces in the western hills of Nepal. (2001) (1)
The excavation : the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology's excavations on Bates's Island, Marsa Matruh, Egypt, 1985-1989 (2002) (1)
The Devil’s Kneadingtrough (1992) (1)
Funding for Geography in Higher Education in England (Editorial). (1997) (1)
North Norfolk: an Ice Age margin (1992) (0)
The Dartmoor tors: Cyclopean masonry (1992) (0)
The High Rocks of Tunbridge Wells (1992) (0)
Stiperstones: the Devil’s tors (1992) (0)
Book reviews: Olson, G.W. 1985: Field guide to soils and the environment: applications of soil surveys. London: Chapman and Hall. xvii + 219 pp. £25.00 cloth, E12.95 paper (1986) (0)
The long winter (1992) (0)
Winsford Bottom Flash: the Cheshire Broads (1992) (0)
Folkestone Warren: the railway’s lost property (1992) (0)
Roughtor: nature’s sculpture (1992) (0)
Swallow holes at the Head of the Valleys (1992) (0)
Harlech Spit and the guarded cliff (1992) (0)
Aberglaslyn Pass and Gorge (1992) (0)
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Medals and Awards celebration 2020 and 2021 (2022) (0)
John Roundell Palmer, The 4th Earl of Selborne GBE, FRS, DL (1940–2021) (2021) (0)
Hartland Quay and the old course of the Milford Water (1992) (0)
Tregaron Bog: an overgrown lake (1992) (0)
Piracy at the Devil’s Bridge (1992) (0)
Mam Tor: the ‘shivering mountain’ (1992) (0)
Chesil Beach and the Fleet (1992) (0)
Newtondale: an Ice Age torrent (1992) (0)
Lynton and Lynmouth: a West Country disaster (1992) (0)
Symonds Yat and the meandering Wye (1992) (0)
Welcome from the Chair of the GEES Steering Group (2001) (0)
Routledge Introductions to Environment Series Published and Forthcoming Titles (2002) (0)
Llandudno and its tombolo (1992) (0)
The Seven Sisters and Beachy Head (1992) (0)
More Breckland curiosities (1992) (0)
Nant Ffrancon: the Ice Age’s legacy (1992) (0)
Diamonds in limestone at Hutton Roof Crags (1992) (0)
Piggledene and Lockeridge (1992) (0)
Clifton Gorge and the anomalous course of the Avon (1992) (0)
Gaping Gill and the Norber Erratics (1992) (0)
The slipping sides of Cleeve Hill (1992) (0)
Cotswold misfits and the leaking Leach (1992) (0)
The Green Bridge, Stack Rocks and the Devil’s Cauldron (1992) (0)
Referees for Ethics, Place and (1999) (0)
Snowdonia’s valley lakes (1992) (0)
The shrinking Fens (1992) (0)
Hook across the Humber at Spurn Head (1992) (0)
High Force: a remarkable cataract (1992) (0)
Walton Common’s mysterious ramparts (1992) (0)
Portesham’s rock-infested valley (1992) (0)
River capture and the Lydford Gorge (1992) (0)
The Role of Subject Associations (2006) (0)
The Breckland Meres (1992) (0)
Dovedale: caverns, spires and arches (1992) (0)
Fowey ria and the drowned coastline of Cornwall (1992) (0)
A coast of extraordinary landslip and great convulsion (1992) (0)
Braunton Burrows: a chain of sand hills (1992) (0)
Studland Heath and the Little Sea (1992) (0)
The Cheddar Gorge: ‘a frightful chasm’ (1992) (0)
The Loe Bar and Pool: Cornwall’s largest lake (1992) (0)
The Eglwyseg Screes and the wandering Dee (1992) (0)
The Manger of the White Horse, Uffington (1992) (0)
Malham and the Pennines (1992) (0)
The prodigious gorge at Matlock (1992) (0)
The Norfolk Broads (1992) (0)
Portland Bill: an abandoned beach (1992) (0)
The drowning of Solva Harbour (1992) (0)
Llyn Llydaw: an imprisoned lake (1992) (0)
Wastwater Screes: a Lakeland backdrop (1992) (0)

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