Place logs or branches in streams to reduce water flow
Large woody debris (fallen trees, logs, and branches) can be placed in streams to reduce the flow of water and help connect the stream channel
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Large woody debris (fallen trees, logs, and branches) can be placed in streams to reduce the flow of water and help connect the stream channel
Plant native vegetation such as trees, shrubs, and grasses along slopes to prevent erosion.
Vegetation buffers can be added along roadways to reduce the severity and duration of inundation events.
Design and install shade structures, shade trees, and shelters along rail trails, sidewalks and at bus stops to reduce heat stress and provide relief. Include
Modify channels to improve stream conditions and reduce flooding. Work with relevant agencies and landowners to determine feasibility to implement measure.
Re-establish former wetlands or rehabilitate degraded ones to reduce flooding. Work with relevant agencies and landowners to determine feasibility to implement measure.