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23 February 2021
Camogli, Italy: the unfortunate impact of a landslide in a cemetery
Camogli, Italy: a large coastal landslide on 22 February 2021 has severely damaged a cemetery
29 January 2021
An interesting example of coastal erosion at Happisburgh in Norfolk
An interesting example of coastal erosion at Happisburgh in Norfolk, driven by the recent rainfall from Storm Christoph
13 June 2019
Sidestrand: a complex coastal cliff landslide captured on video
A video has been widely shared showing a very complex, dynamic landslide in glacial materials on coastal cliffs at Sidestrand, eastern England
1 April 2016
Landslides in Art Part 25: Richard Humphrey
This 25th edition of the Landslides in Art series features Morning at Bluff Cove by the Californian landscape artist Richard Humphrey
15 March 2016
Bonne Nuit, Jersey: a strange place to build a new Care Home?
A significant coastal cliff collapse event in Bonne Nuit in Jersey this weekend, triggered by storms, has threatened a new care home.
23 July 2013
An even better video of the large rock topple and collapse at Saint Jouin Breneval in France
A spectacular new video has emerged of the rock topple in Normandy, France last week
5 January 2013
Remarkable photos of a collapsing arch in California
Robert Wills has captured an amazing sequence of images of the collapse of a natural arch in a coastal cliff in California
27 July 2012
The amazing vanishing garden
An interesting retrogressive landslide causing coastal erosion on Whidbey Island, USA
24 November 2011
A further update on the San Pedro landslide
A further update on the San Pedro landslide, with information from Ernie Roumelis
18 November 2011
Landslides in Art part 12: Low Tide by Arthur Homeshaw
A new post in the series on the ways in which landslides are depicted in art: this time Low Tide by Arthur Homeshaw
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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