Ecological Restoration Project Consideration for Success
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This workshop will summarize lessons learned of two ecological restoration projects in Northeast Ohio that are meeting habitat and water quality improvement goals. Participants will be engaged in a discussion of attributes of these projects. Important restoration planning practices and items commonly overlooked when designing, constructing, monitoring and maintaining ecological restoration projects will be discussed.
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Ecological Restoration Project Consideration for Success
- 1. Ecological Restoration Project Considerations for Success Peter Briggs
- 3. Understanding the restoration process
- 4. Making the most out of available funding Workshop Goals USFWS , Thomas Barnes USFWS , Thomas Barnes
- 5. Case Studies
- 8. Planning 2002 2004 2006 2007 2001 2003 2005 2000 $ X X Stream Restoration Green Infrastructure Traditional Repair $750,000 District One Public Works Integrating Committeegrant $530,000 City of South Euclid Match $1,280,000 Total
- 11. Construction Before and After 3 years
- 13. Stakeholders Economic Development: -Tea House with viewing terrace -Viewing Deck -Vistas for residents
- 15. Chevy Branch – Big Creek Watershed
- 16. 14 Planning Chevy Branch – Property Map
- 17. Chevy Branch – Reaches D, E, & F Reach D Flow Reach E Reach F USFWS , Thomas Barnes
- 18. Design
- 19. Construction
- 20. Reach E
- 21. Reach F
- 22. Stakeholder
- 23. Lessons Learned
- 25. Planning
- 26. Design
- 27. Construction
- 28. Monitoring and MaintenanceProject Phases
- 30. What
- 31. WhenStakeholders USFWS , Dave Menke
- 35. Grant assistance
- 36. Cost estimate
- 37. Grant timelinePlanning USFWS , Thomas Barnes
- 39. Building the Interview Team
- 40. Design Build versus Design, Bid, Build
- 44. Timeline
- 46. Timeline
- 48. Ultimate owner/stewardMonitoring and Maintenance
- 50. Develop each component of the restoration process
- 51. Report to the groupToday's Task
- 54. Follow upRecap Peter Briggs
- 55. Thank you
- 56. Spread the word! Wireless: Choose “Woodward Prefunction” and use passwordHOW11 Conference website: Conference.healthylakes.org Email us photos, comments, tweets or video & we will post online: healthylakes@gmail.com On Twitter? Use the hashtag:#healthylakes
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Big Creek and Nine Mile Creeks – Goggle map1-Nine Creek was 2008 funded project by the state of Ohio. highest ranked green infrastructure project for the round of funding2-Big Creek founded on 2007 project by the state of Ohio. Project area is on the low income area of Cleveland.
- Introduction:Stormwater basin with residential developmentCity of south EuclidDrains 7.8 square miles800 linear feet of concrete channel10 acres site2 acres of lawnIncrease capacity for the 100-year storm event
- Planning:For the funding cycle 2007 it was the highest ranked project.Design 2007Constructed 2008Final inspection 2009
- Design 13 rock weirs with pools2 acres of wetlandPlanting Plant – 5 zones14000 plants14000 cy of soil excavatedRetrofit the ___ upper end and added a trash rack at the lower end.Project retrains:1- no trails2-sewer crossing3-
- Google map showing the after constructionShow the viewing deckAccess points
- Construction – Large excavation 14,000 cy storage of this materialsRock installation source and transportation make sure the rocks meet specsPlanting materials and quantity one year warranty
- Overall less maintenance No mowing!-Stewardship - -Monitoring – local neighbor monitors wildlife, local agencies are considering adding WQ monitoring
- Unforeseen results of the project: -Residents monitor marsh -Doctors break room overlooks marsh
- -order plant early - coordinate the natives plant ahead of time to eliminate substitutions-plan for invasive - plan for deer control ahead of time-do invasive species control prior to any disturbance for example phragmites-exclusion fences need maintenance too!-construction schedule - coordinating in grading and planting crews change in construction crew between the grading and the landscape crew lost sometime on the planting of seeding. -material review - attention to detail on the materials for example the coir fiber matting should be all natural fiber.-contractor experience - will usually look at the grading plans for installation but not at the cross sections or profiles-Aesthetics work - should include patching and painting work as aesthetics
- Satellite Image from 2007Recent 2011
- Move stream away from homesDevelop riparian areas
- Reconnect to floodplainRevegetate with banks with natives (Planted trees)
- Use slide for stakeholder
- Experience contractorLarge plant stockMeasure the rock material from large rock to cobbleInspect all materialsLack of monitoring wildlife or water quality
- Official presentation end slide, as well as the ballroom slide.