intermediate work · White River bank near the W Washington Street bridge, Haughville-adjacent, Indianapolis, IN 46222

Stabilize an eroding White River bank with native planting near the W Washington Street bridge.

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$400 proposed

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What the work involves

The bank here has lost its vegetation and is actively sloughing into the river below the bridge -- native riparian planting and erosion matting is the direct SDG 15.1 repair.

Where
White River bank near the W Washington Street bridge, Haughville-adjacent, Indianapolis, IN 46222 · Open the map
Pay
$400 proposed

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Proof
before/after photos + species/matting-area log + GPS

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Level
intermediate
Open until
2026-09-30
Posted by
0x034F…6c89

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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

  • shovel / dibble bar
  • native bare-root or plug plantings (locally sourced)
  • erosion-control matting or willow stakes (bank-stabilization sites)
  • loppers / hand saw (invasive removal)
  • gloves + trash bags (litter pass)
  • camera
  • GPS-enabled phone

Steps

  1. 1. Walk the reach with the site plan (or the standing bioassessment/watershed-health finding, if one exists) and photograph the bank/buffer segment as found: bare soil, invasive cover, litter, erosion.
  2. 2. Clear invasive growth and litter from the planting zone by hand, bagging trash separately from green waste; leave native volunteers in place.
  3. 3. Plant native riparian species (or set willow stakes / erosion-control matting) at the spacing and depth the site plan calls for, working from the top of bank downward; water each planting in.
  4. 4. Stake or anchor any erosion-control matting so it will not lift in the next high-flow event, and mulch around new plantings kept clear of stems.
  5. 5. Photograph the finished segment from the matching vantage, record species/count or matting area installed, and note any follow-up watering the planting needs.

What counts as done

  • Before photo of the eroding, bare bank
  • After photo of the planted/matted bank
  • Species planted + matting area log

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