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Latest revision as of 13:08, 26 August 2021
Project overview
Status | In progress |
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Themes | Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology, Monitoring |
Country | Scotland |
Main contact forename | Liz |
Main contact surname | Henderson |
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Contact organisation | Spey Catchment Initiative |
Contact organisation web site | http://speyfisheryboard.com |
Partner organisations | Spey Fishery Board, Cairngorms National Park Authority, Scottish Natural Heritage, SEPA |
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Project summary
This project aims to restore the morphology and habitat of a 600m section of moderately high energy river and its floodplain by removing significant artificial constraints (man made embankments and boulders. Over the years these have canalised the water course from a multi braided to a single channel. By kick starting the process the intention is that over time the watercourse will do its own work to re-establish a natural equilibrium. In September 2012, five artificial embankments were lowered by the removal of over 900m3 of material. In stream boulders were removed and replaced with large wood structures. Additional wood structures were introduced in key locations and some of the extracted gravel was graded and stockpiled ready to be used for sediment reintoduction. Culvert pipes were removed from the floodplain and one large drainage ditch was in filled.
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