Fluvial geomorphology is a specialized skill concerned with the study of rivers and the processes that shape them. It encompasses physical aspects of rivers such as their channels, bed forms, sediments, erosion, and deposition. This field of study plays a significant role in predicting and managing river processes, and understanding how human activities may impact river environments. It involves a range of disciplines such as geology, hydrology, ecology, and engineering. Fluvial geomorphologists seek to enhance the resilience and sustainability of rivers and their surrounding environments.