Investigating hydrological and geomorphological functioning of the mysterious endemic Palmiet wetlands in South Africa. Less water in the face of climate change reduces...

Fred Ellery: 19 Followers, 24 Following, 65 Research papers. Research interests: Geomorphology, Aeolian Geomorphology, and Climate Change.

Oct 1, 2020 · Fred Ellery has repeatedly said that there is nothing he would rather do than wander through and think about a wetland. His curiosity and enthusiasm about these ecosystems are epitomised in his research, teaching and learning over the length of his career.

Sep 4, 2023 · The legendary Prof. Fred Ellery will share a 'curated sample' of the many lessons that he has learnt over his extensive career as a wetland scientist and researcher in South Africa.

Oct 14, 2022 · Some of the current projects being researched are as follows: The origin and development of wetlands (Prof Fred Ellery). The Krom Wetland (Prof Fred Ellery). Small town Geographies (Ms Philippa Irvine). Urban Gentrification (Ms Philippa Irvine). Urban Studentification (Ms Philippa Irvine).

Fred Ellery Wetland Science and Practice, 2018 G iven the fact that southern Africa is semi-arid and situated at an exceptionally high altitude for a region of the world that has not undergone plate collision for a half a billion years, wetlands are prone to degradation by gully erosion.

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The Classical Civilisation prize is awarded to Fred Ellery, as the best student of the subject in the Sixth Form. Fred produced a superb dissertation on the Military Tactics of Alexander the Great which he submitted as an Extended Project.

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More than a decade ago, Tooth and McCarthy (2007) and Ellery et al. (2009) synthesised an emerging knowledge base that highlighted the important role of geomorphology in shaping WiDs over decadal to millennial timescales, and summarised the key physical controls (hydro-geomorphological, sedimentological and biogeochemical) that distinguish ...

In South Africa, much emphasis is placed on the delivery of ecosystem services, poverty relief and skills development for those involved in labour-intensive rehabilitation measures. A framework is presented that facilitates decision-making with regards to wetland rehabilitation planning.

Jul 3, 2015 · Fred Ellery Department of Geography, Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa Correspondence [email protected] Pages 290-291 | Published online: 03 Jul 2015 Cite this article

Following a brief introduction by Professor Fred Hendricks the Dean of humanities, Pro-fessor Ellery began by thank-ing the organisers of the eve-ning. He went on to mention his shared love for wetlands with Jacot-Guillarmod after whom the series is named.

Download Citation | On Jul 3, 2015, Fred Ellery published Classification system for wetlands and other aquatic ecosystems in South Africa. User manual: Inland systems | Find, read and cite all...

Jan 1, 2011 · Firstly, we summarise six significant environmental realisations from the last decade of environmental science internationally and question what they mean for the teaching of environmental science and research into environmental systems in South Africa in the near future.

These studies demonstrate that unless there is a better understanding of geomorphic and hydrological processes in wetlands, management may intervene in ways that work against rather than with nature (Ellery et al. 2009).

Africa), Andrew Thomas (Aberystwyth University, UK) and Fred Ellery (Rhodes University, South Africa)* Introduction Many of the world’s extensive drylands host permanent and temporary wetlands,...

Professor Fred Ellery has a PhD and over 30 years’ experience in wetland science, restoration and management. He has published widely and is an internationally recognized teacher and scholar. He has received multiple national and international awards for his continued contribution to wetland science.