intermediate work · Haley's Ferry Boat Ramp, Sabine River arm at the north end of Toledo Bend Reservoir, off FS100A near Shelbyville, Shelby County, TX (public Sabine River Authority of Texas day use boat ramp)
Restore a Sabine River bottomland hardwood segment.
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What the work involvesThe survey above found a bare or invasive choked segment of Sabine River bottomland hardwood forest at Haley's Ferry Boat Ramp, and hand cleared, hand planted native hardwood seedlings would otherwise close that gap right where the river feeds the reservoir's north end.
How this work is done
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Steps
- 1. Confirm the riparian segment with Sabine River Authority staff and photograph the bare or invasive choked stretch before starting.
- 2. Hand clear invasive plants from the segment with hand tools only, no power equipment, staying on the dry terrace above the waterline.
- 3. Hand plant native bottomland hardwood seedlings (bald cypress, water oak, sweetgum) at the design spacing along the cleared terrace.
- 4. Photograph the planted segment from the matching before vantage and record species and seedling count.
What counts as done
- Before photo of the bare or invasive choked segment
- Confirmation only hand tools were used, work stayed on the dry terrace above the waterline
- Native bottomland hardwood species and seedling count recorded
- After photo of the planted segment from the matching vantage
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