"Relief and Exogenous Processes of Mountains: Selected Works" edited by L. N. Ivanovsky is a unique publication that combines the results of many years of research and observations conducted by outstanding scientists in the field of geomorphology and exogenous processes. This is not just a collection of articles, but a real encyclopedia of knowledge about how mountain reliefs are formed, how external factors affect them and what processes occur in the bowels of the Earth. For readers interested in geography, geology, ecology and natural sciences, this book will be a real discovery. It will be especially useful for students and graduate students, as well as teachers working in the field of natural sciences. But not only professionals will find something for themselves here nature lovers, travelers and everyone who wants to understand more deeply how our world is formed will also appreciate the wealth of information and fascinating style of presentation. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from erosion and weathering processes to the impact of climate change on relief formation. The reader will be able to learn about how various exogenous factors, such as water, wind and ice, interact with each other and how they form unique landscapes. The book also examines the impact of human activity on natural processes, making it particularly relevant in the context of contemporary environmental challenges. The style of the authors gathered under the editorship of L. N. Ivanovsky, is distinguished by scientific rigor and accessibility. They skillfully balance between deep scientific research and understandable language, which allows not only specialists, but also a wide audience to easily perceive the material. The inclusion of illustrations, graphs and maps makes reading even more fascinating and visual. L. N. Ivanovskiy is a well-known scientist and author of many works in the field of geomorphology .. His research and writings have become the basis for many modern theories and approaches in the study of relief. In this book, he gathered under one cover the work of not only his colleagues, but also young scientists, which allows you to see the diversity of approaches and opinions in this area. This makes the publication especially valuable for those who want to be aware of the latest scientific achievements and trends. The book “Relief and Exogenous Processes of Mountains: Selected Works” is not just a scientific work, but a real find for everyone who wants to understand more deeply how nature works. It will be an excellent addition to the library of anyone interested in geography, ecology and natural sciences. Readers who are looking for information about how mountains form, what processes affect their relief and how ecology interacts with geology are sure to find answers to their questions here. If you want to learn more about how exogenous processes affect landscape formation, how climate change affects mountain systems, or just want to deepen your knowledge of nature, this book will be your reliable companion in the fascinating world of geology and geomorphology. Do not miss the opportunity to discover new horizons of knowledge together with the “Relief and exogenous processes of mountains”!