Feature Project

WALKER'S LANDING ROAD PROJECT 2003
This project involved the implementation of biotechnical slope stabilization techniques. We stabilized the site by addressing surface erosion, directing surface and seepage water, and establishing a woody shrub component.

slope stabilization

Slope Failure Restoration Using a Spyder Hoe

 

  
 

Steep Slope Stabilization
 
Introduction to Steep Slope Stabilization

Soil Bioengineering using a live pole drain system / Riparian Habitat restoration (Sheep Creek)

Landslide Restoration in Domestic Watershed and Fish Bearing Stream (Springer Creek)
Landslide Restoration on Forestry Road within a Domestic Watershed (Heart Creek)

Stabilization of Highway Cut Slope with Extreme Slope Angle
(Moyie Bluff, 2002)

Stabilization of Highway Cut Slope Trials using Compost and Straw Wattle Applications (Moyie Bluff, 2003)
Machine Assisted Planting on Slope Failure above Railways (Moyie 18 Mile pit)
Slope Failure Restoration using Spyder Hoe Assisted Planting on Steep Slope (Walker’s Landing Road)
   
 

Riparian Restoration/Stream Bank Protection
 
Introduction to Riparian Restoration/Stream Protection
Bridge Approach Stabilization using Vegetated Crib Wall Techniques
Waterfront Stabilization using Vegetated Riprap Techniques
Live Fascine and Brush Layer Techniques in Stream Bank Restoration
Stabilization of Stream Channel using Live Gravel Bar Staking Techniques
   
 

Sediment Control and Traps

 
Introduction to Sediment Control and Traps
Sediment Control using Various Types of Sediment Traps
Mitigation of Major Sediment Source, using Large Sediment Traps on Slope Failure
Live Sediment Traps and Live Check Dams to Control Sediment and Establish Vegetation
   
 

Road Deactivation/Surface Erosion
 
Introduction to Road Deactivation/Surface Erosion
Removal of Old Wooden Culverts and Bridge in a Domestic Watershed
Controlling Surface Erosion on Bridge Approach using Erosion Matting and Live Staking
Fireguard Trail Rehabilitation using soil bioengineering techniques on a steep gully sideslope in a domestic watershed
   
   
 
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Terra Erosion Control Ltd.
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Phone: 250.352.2757
info@terraerosion.com

All Materials Copyright © 2003 Terra Erosion Control Ltd.