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Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Hillslope Rilling – Rottingdean, UK

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Gravel restoration project in gravel-deficient river – American River, California

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Logging road causing excessive sediment influx – Wilson River, Tillamook State Forest

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Excessive bank erosion, causing house damage – Matanuska River, Alaska

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Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. photography of in-channel gravel mining operation divisions/natural-resources/the-cache-creek-area-plan-ccap-/the-off-channel-mining-plan-ocmp-

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. photography of in-channel gravel mining operation

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. photography of in-channel gravel mining operation

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. River Meander / Washout – Uvas Creek, California: After restoration in Jan / Project destruction in Jun. 1997, after storm flows

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Forms of Erosion: Surface erosion from road, Mass-wasting, Bank erosion

Insert image in the space below, resize image to fill space as much as possible. Erosion from poor road drainage