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Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Project web site | http://salixrw.com/project/river-ebbw-bank-stabilisation |
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Country | Wales |
Main contact forename | David |
Main contact surname | Holland |
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Contact organisation | Salix River & Wetland Services Limited |
Contact organisation web site | http://www.salixrw.com |
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Project summary
This project aimed to stabilise a highly erodible bank consisting mainly of colliery shale by using a green, visually appealing method. Rock rolls and live willow bundles (faggots) were placed to protect toes. The upper bank was protected using high performance erosion control mats and native willow cutting. Locally occurring riverside grasses and rushes were planted to revegetate the marginal areas.
The River Restoration Centre would like to thank David Holland from Salix River & Wetland Services Limited for providing the information and photographs for this case study.
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