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STREAMWISE
Rick Poore
Owner/Principal
Stream Assessment and Restoration
Achieving restoration goals with natural
stream form, processes, and function.
Ash Creek Wildlife Area

Ash Creek Wildlife Area (ACWA) - Typical gully feature prior to restoration.

ACWA gully feature during pre-project survey. 2011

Excavator working to replace sod material on filled gully reach.

ACWA design channel following restoration project completion & elimination of gully features.

Aerial view of borrow ponds used to fill 27.5 miles of incised gully reaches.

Ash Creek lies along the Pacific Flyway, critical habitat for migratory waterfowl.
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