Erosion Control: Staying Out of Murky Waters |
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RESOURCE LINKS Critique of Erosion Control & Water Diversion Presentation MECA Temporary Stream, Wetland and Soft Soil Crossings publication USFS Publication: Temporary Stream and Wetland Crossing Options for Forest Management Wetland Conservation Act Requirements/Silviculture Exemption- Guidance for Loggers Contractor Responsibility & Landowner Statement Form For Work in Wetlands or Public Waters Workshop Presentation Slides Monitoring Summary |
Welcome to the Erosion Control workshop web page! The workshop educated participants on the appropriate selection, installation and maintenance of erosion control practices on logging roads, trails and landings. Participants learned when and where erosion control practices are needed, how to determine the appropriate practice for a specific site situation, and proper installation and maintenance of practices. Participants were also exposed to new erosion control techniques and materials not commonly seen within forest management in Minnesota. Focus during the workshop was given to erosion control practices on approaches to wetland and stream crossings (both on access roads and skid trails), steep sections of roads and skid trails with exposed soil, and roads or skid trails and landings where construction has exposed soil to erosion (i.e., where cut and fill has created steep side-slopes or ditches). Additionally, focus was given to installation and maintenance of erosion control practices on roads and timber sales during active operations. |
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Videos: Introduction: Erosion Control & Water Diversion |
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