I love it. I've installed eucalyptus level logs with an excavator and it's worked amazingly well despite heavy winter rain.

Impossible to listen to this dude screaming at lightspeed.

These are SUCH amazing videos. It is so cool and so awesome to see the impact, and the lessons learnt as you go along!

Choas is the natural order of things. Within the context of the big picture a stream in chaotic flux will always make an ecosystem healthier as a whole

how do fish pass through the beaver dams @ 8:20?

You are doing God's work. I wonder how much longer we have to get going before we get got.

Thank you for posting this presentation. Good to see some reliable numbers on the effect of river restaurations.

Very good video. I do have a few suggestions. If these are being built on a “functioning full time stream”, be very careful of the fish species using that stream. Kokanee will not jump a complete obstruction in a stream. If you build these in a stream being used by Kokanee, be prepared, they will be removed. Obstructing fish migration is never a good idea, and where Kokanee are spawning, F&G along with sportsman WILL remove any of these installed in kokanee country. Second, shallow water power boats (jet skiffs and jet skis etc) will cross a beaver dam with ease. Using a very large rock or series of rocks will tend to discourage abuse by shallow water power boats. Set a large rock in center if narrow stream and several large rocks if wide stream. I would save removed waste concrete for this purpose if rocks not readily available. Waste concrete (rebar removed or cut off) is very good for many streams. It provides aggregate as it decomposes and helps “neutralize” low ph streams. These structures are excellent in intermittent streams, and very good in many other places, glad to see they being accepted. Thank you for the video!

Good jod 👍

Informative and communicable. Thanks.

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Hi, Restoration Consortium. this is surprisingly perfect video. thanks. :)