Revegetate areas along streams
Re-establish native vegetation at degraded riparian sites to help stabilize streams. Work with relevant agencies and landowners to determine feasibility to implement measure.
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Re-establish native vegetation at degraded riparian sites to help stabilize streams. Work with relevant agencies and landowners to determine feasibility to implement measure.
Apply bioengineering techniques to stabilize slopes. Bioengineering involves the use of live plants and natural elements. Examples of techniques include brush layering, soil bioengineering, and
Cool trail materials, including reflective and permeable pavements, can lower ambient temperatures for people walking or biking.
Natural materials are used to restore eroding areas along rivers or streams. For example, vegetation can be planted along banks with rock or log revetments.
Use technology-based monitoring techniques to help monitor landslide risk, such as geotechnical monitoring, remote sensing, and satellite imagery.