Volume 53, Number 3 May/June 2009
Cover Story
Stabilizing highly erodible soils on slopes as steep as 2H:1V, in rainy weather, was the challenge created by a massive landslide along the Pacific Ocean in California. Flexterra FGM covered this 20-acre site which had been cat-tracked for additional erosion control protection. Hybrid wheatgrass and native coastal species became well established for a firm hold.
Features
sediment control
The Evolution of Jobsite Sediment Control Technology
lake management
Tackling Invasives in Tomahawk Lake
Preserving Lakes
stormwater management
35 Years in Stormwater Regulation...
hydroseeding
The "2-Step" - Not Just a Dance
shoreline protection
Wisdom In Malibu
dredging
Dredging Begins in Coal Ash Cleanup
geomembranes
Hypalon (CSPE) Geomembranes
compost bmps
Using Compost BMPs for LEED Green Building Credits
streambank stabilization
Earth Friendly Creek Restoration
revegetation
Putting the Right Covers on the Bed
cellular confinement
Soft Soils Meet their Match
LAND IMPROVEMENT
Tiled And Planted In One Day
Buyers Guide
Land and Water presents its 17th Buyer’s Guide, a comprehensive directory of the products and services used in the field of natural resource management and restoration. For more information,
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