Riparian Restoration 101: Stream Restoration

Severely eroded stream banks sometimes require restoration before the trees are planted in a riparian forest buffer. Streambank restoration is an expensive practice. Ryan Davis, Pennsylvania Forest Program Manager, offers his rule-of-thumb for in-field determination of whether stream restoration is needed. This video is part of the Riparian Restoration 101 series on buffer design, implementation, and maintenance.

This series was created by the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and the Upper and Middle James Riparian Consortium, and funded by the James River Association. To learn more about the Consortium, visit https://jamesriverconsortium.org/.

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