Physische Geographie

The textbook "Physical Geography" offers a comprehensive introduction to geomorphology, a central subfield of Physical Geography. Written by Roland Baumhauer, it covers fundamental topics such as gravitational mass movements, fluvial geomorphology, as well as glacial and periglacial processes. Additionally, it explains karst and aeolian forms, as well as the main geomorphological units of Germany. The book provides the necessary technical terminology and explains the geological-tectonic and mineralogical foundations that are crucial for understanding geomorphological processes. It is aimed at upper secondary students and undergraduate and graduate students in geography, geology, and environmental sciences, and is also suitable for teacher training students at all school levels. With 180 pages, it serves as both a textbook and a compact reference work, offering valuable information.