Work Begins On The Erosion Repair On The North Bank Of Williams Creek

Given the erosion on Williams Creek, a team of experts was dispatched to help fix it. It was a long process, but they managed to make a lot of progress. Take a look at the whole process from start to finish.

Severe streambank erosion with a fallen tree and exposed roots along a forested creek in early spring.

Excavator reshaping a steep streambank during a restoration project along a forested creek in early spring.

Tracked dump truck parked near a pile of large riprap stones in a grassy area near a stream, with trees and a house in the background.

Riprap stones installed along a reshaped streambank for erosion control, with a person and construction equipment visible in a wooded area.

Worker in neon safety gear placing riprap stones along a steep, reshaped streambank during a stream restoration project.

Snow-covered streambank beside a forested creek in winter, with footprints visible in the fresh snow and leafless trees under a clear blue sky.

Completed streambank restoration with riprap along the creek and erosion control matting covering the graded slope in a leafless forest.