Snow avalanches are among the most important disturbances in mountain ecosystems. The
effects of avalanches on the endemic Pinus heldreichii and Pinus peuce forests in the Pirin …

The potential zoogeomorphological impacts of burrowing animals, via soil excavation and
spatial redistribution, creation of landforms, and bioturbation are now well established. Here …

In mountainous regions, avalanches can seriously damage tourist infrastructure, roads, and
forests and lead to loss of human life. The analyses were performed in the Făgăraş …

Snow avalanches are common processes on steep slopes of the alpine and subalpine belts
in Parâng Mountains (Southern Carpathians, Romania). The increasing tourism activities in …

Snow avalanches are a major hazard in the Southern Carpathians (Romanian Carpathians)
and cause damage to transportation routes or infrastructure and losses of human lives. In …

Soil creep is a slow gravitational process. It differs from other catastrophic slope processes
such as landslides, snow avalanches, and rockfalls in its dynamics and character. However …

Soil creep is a slow gravitational process. It differs from other catastrophic slope processes
such as landslides, snow avalanches, and rockfalls in its dynamics and character. However …

Snow avalanches are a common geomorphic process and natural hazard in the Southern
Carpathians (Romanian Carpathians). The spatial distribution of avalanches is controlled by …

This paper assesses the interrelationship between tourism and natural hazards, on
geological and geomorphological hazards in Bâlea glacial area (glacial cirque and valley) …

In mountain environments, geomorphic slope processes such as rockfall, debris-flows and
snow avalanches are common and widespread, their natural occurrence being controlled by …