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For more information on Soil Bioengineering, contact:
Mark Maurer
maurerm@wsdot.wa.gov
Phone: 360 705-7242
Fax: 360 705-6815
or
Sandy Salisbury
salisbs@wsdot.wa.gov
Phone:360 705-7245
Fax: 360 705-6815
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Soil Bioengineering Project Showcase
Welcome to our soil bioengineering project showcase. We are featuring
government-sponsored soil bioengineering projects from all over the Northwest.
For information on displaying your project here, send text, photos, and
contact information to the WSDOT
Roadside and Site Development Unit.
Projects
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SR520 Lower Bear Creek Enhancement Project |
Created through a partnership between WSDOT, the City of Redmond,
and King County. The project successfully combines the following
objectives: wetland creation and enhancement, fish habitat enhancement,
wildlife enhancement, and flood conveyance.
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| WSDOT
SR101 Raymond |
Soil Bioengineering Project - this project successfully restored
a 700ft+ eroding hillslope by installing a live cribwall, willow
walls, live stakes, fascines, and native plants.
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SR78 Chelan |
Soil Bioengineering Project - this project, near Lake Chelan,
employed benderboard fencing, compost and native plants to retard
chronic surface erosion.
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SR 101 Forks |
This project, in the very sensitive Hoh River Watershed, used
live gully repairs and live gully breaks, along with willow walls
and native plants to alleviate erosion.
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Sheep Creek Road |
This project, undertaken by the Canadian Ministry of Transportation
and Highways, successfully rehabilitated a major debris slide
using live pole drains, fascines, brushlayers, wattle fences,
live staking and native vegetation.
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