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How to Control Streambank Erosion

The brash is pinned in to stop stream bank erosion of the bank but will also provide homes for invertebrates and cover for fish.

Willow is included, this will sprout into new trees to make the structure alive and permenant.

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Post date December 26, 2023
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Peter Powell – photo of one of our habitat restoration sites from last week.
The brash is pinned in to stop erosion of the bank but will also provide homes for invertebrates and cover for fish.
Willow is included, this will sprout into new trees to make the structure alive and permenant.

Source: https://x.com/powell_peter/status/1738873845841346644?t=OcEENuLM_OcIx-CKI5AxFA&s=09

UK River Protection by Peter Powell – https://twitter.com/powell_peter/status/1729084663321481685

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Streambank erosion occurring on #jeffcotrails at LairOtheBear park. Be aware of potential reroutes closures #COFlood pic.twitter.com/QAdmH0Pac5
— Jason 🌎 (@jcosrangerjason) May 10, 2015

Further reading https://www2.ca.uky.edu/agcomm/pubs/AEN/AEN124/AEN124.pdf

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