Transcription of Alternative Techniques to Riprap Bank Stabilization
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Engineering With NatureAlternative Techniques to Riprap Bank StabilizationEngineering With NatureAlternative Techniques to Riprap Bank StabilizationContentsIntroduction ..7 Hamakami Strawberry Farm ..11 Riverview Road ..13 Eatonville Log jams ..15 Burley Creek Brush Mattress ..18 Everson Overflow ..20 Hiddendale ..22 Old Tarboo Road Bridge ..24 Black Lake Drainage Ditch ..27 Little Washougal Creek ..29 Schneider Creek ..31 Conclusion ..34 AcknowledgementsEn g i nE Er i n g Wi t h na t u rE 7 IntroductionWe have always endeavored to harness and manipulate our environment. Efforts to shape or restrict nature often involve mechanically or artifi-cially forcing our surroundings to bend to our will.
fish that live in and utilize streams and rivers where eroding banks have undergone armoring. While erosion can cause potential problems for fish, especially in high-silt loca-tions, the installation of riprap leads to other, more significant, issues. When riprap is the primary or only form of riverbank stabilization
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