Constructed in Fall 2018 in conjunction with the Pickett Project that is located approximately 1,250’ downstream, the Oddfellows Enhancement Project’s main objectives was to create more aquatic habitat and establishing a low-flow channel to ensure adequate sediment transport. This natural channel design approach was reached by excavating a defined thalweg in a slight sinuous pattern…
Located in Encampment, Wyoming on private property, the Pickett Restoration Project was completed in the Fall of 2018. Due to channel instabilities and a large headcut in an evolving side channel the downstream reaches were receiving significant sediment infiltration causing loss of aquatic habitat. The project objectives for this 1,450’ project on the Encampment River…
The East Prong Roaring River Restoration project located in Stone Mountain State Park, Wilkes County, NC, was implemented in May, 2017, to improve water quality and aquatic habitats. The project was funded by a grant from the North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund with partner support provided by Trout Unlimited, NC Park Service, and…
Completed in 2016, on the Illinois River near Tahlequah, Oklahoma, this bank stabilization project main goal was to stabilize the river bank from further erosion adjacent to HWY 10. To provide such stabilization, this 2900 linear foot project consisted of re-aligning the river channel away from the highway, creating a new floodplain that was easily accessible in high…
Completed in 2015 in Saratoga, Wyoming, the Ryan Ranch Bank Stabilization Project was a private project designed by the NRCS to stabilize a river bank on the North Platte River that was losing 40 feet of bank each year during the Spring runoff. The design implemented was four 100’ boulder structures to assist in turning…
Completed in 2015, the Peryam Ranch River Restoration was a design/build project funded by Wyoming Game & Fish, Wyoming TU and Saratoga Encampment Rawlins Conservation District. One of several projects in a large watershed restoration plan, this project on the Encampment River included in-stream grade control structures to maintain floodplain connectivity. Toe Wood revetments were…
Completed for Wyoming Trout Unlimited in 2016 the East Muddy Creek Stream Restoration Project originated from a pre-existing fish barrier. With a slope on average of 3%, this 1,050-linear foot project required precise placement of boulders to create cross channel grade control all the while maintaining fish passage throughout the project. Re-alignment of the new…
