EROSION CONTROL PROJECT BY: TYLER, ZACK, ETHAN, MELISSA, AMAL AND ZOYA AND SELIMA.

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EROSION CONTROL PROJECT BY: TYLER, ZACK, ETHAN, MELISSA, AMAL AND ZOYA AND SELIMA

Our first thoughts when we viewed the area *THAT SOME ANIMALS BURROWED IT TOO MUCH AND THE WALLS CAVED.(CREDIT: ZACK) *THIS IS A COOL SPOT BECAUSE ROOT ARE STICKING OUT OF THE GROUND(CREDIT: ETHAN) *I THOUGHT THAT IT WAS COOL BECAUSE ALL OF THE ROOTS WERE STICKING OUT OF THE GROUND.(CREDIT: AMAL) *I THOUGHT THAT ANIMALS DIG IN THE GROUND AND WANTED TO HIBERNATE.(CREDIT: MELISSA) *I THOUGHT WATER CAUSED IT. (CREDIT SELIMA)

Questions we had regarding this area *WHAT MADE THOSE HOLES AND HOW? (CREDIT AMAL) *DID A FLOOD DO IT OR THE ANIMALS? (CREDIT MELISA *HOW DID THE MINI BOULDERS GET THERE? (CREDIT TYLER *HOW DID IT LOOK BEFORE IT GOT ERODED? (CREDIT ZACK *HAVE THE ANIMALS LIVED IN THE SMALL HOLES? (CREDIT ETHAN) *DID WATER CAUSE IT? (CREDIT SELIMA)

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IDEAS -ANIMALS MAY STILL LIVE IN ERODED PLACES. -ANIMALS MAY HAVE LIVED IN THE HOLES OR ARE STILL LIVING THERE. -WE THINK THAT SO MANY ANIMALS DUG HOLES AND THEN MOVED OUT BECAUSE IT WAS NOT SAFE FOR THE BABY ANIMALS BECAUSE OF THE FLOODS. -PEOPLE CAN CAUSE EROSION. -WE WILL HELP MAKE SURE THAT THERE WILL BE NO EROSION. -DID THE EROSION CAUSE THE LITTLE CLIFF TO COLAPSE. -DID STORMS CAUSE THIS? _WHY DID THE ANIMALS MAKE THEIR HOMES VERY CLOSE TO THE LITTLE CLIFF? -SOME ANIMALS MAY HAVE STILL LIVE IN THOSE ERODED SPOTS.

What We’re Buying 2 Riprap crush stone 6-12 inches $ ADS plastic pipe 4 inches x 10 feet $ Bag of grass seeds 1 pound $ Bags of mulch $ Work gloves $13.86 TOTAL $53.29

ACTION PLAN MAKE A CREEK BANK OUT OF THE CRUSHED STONES USE THE DRAIN PIPES TO GET RID OF RAIN USE GRASS SEEDS TO GET MORE ROOTS TO HOLD THE SOIL TOGETHER USE THE MULCH TO SOFTEN GROUND AFTER WE’RE DONE USE WORK GLOVES TO HELP US WELL… WORK WILL STOP EROSION SO IT’S SAFE FOR KIDS TO PLAY