intermediate work · the public Elm Fork Trinity River access point near Bowie, TX 76230, Montague County (river headwaters bank-top segment), or a resident's own rural property along the river with the owner's consent
Plant native riparian cover on an Elm Fork Trinity River bank near Bowie, site 3, the public Elm Fork Trinity River access point near Bowie, TX 76230, Montague County (river headwaters bank-top segmen.
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What the work involvesThe survey above found a bare or eroding bank-top segment of the Elm Fork Trinity River headwaters near Bowie, and a hand planted native riparian buffer above the waterline would otherwise leave this bank shedding soil into the headwaters for another season.
How this work is done
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Steps
- 1. Confirm the bank-top segment from the public river access point or with the property owner, and photograph the bare or eroding bank before starting, staying above the waterline.
- 2. Hand dig planting holes on the bank top only, hand tools only, no power equipment, staying well above the waterline and never entering the river.
- 3. Hand plant native Elm Fork Trinity riparian species (bur oak, cedar elm, black willow) at the bank-top margin.
- 4. Hand mulch around the new plantings and photograph the planted bank from the matching before vantage, recording species and plant count.
What counts as done
- Before photo of the bare or eroding bank-top segment
- Confirmation only hand tools were used, work stayed above the waterline, never entering the river
- Native species and plant count recorded
- After photo of the planted bank-top segment from the matching vantage
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