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published Jun 2009

Using Crushed Rock to Improve Trail Drainage and Stability

An Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project.

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Soils Solution

Washington, District of Columbia

An elegant, risk-free solution to the climate crisis can be found literally beneath our feet–in the soil. By harnessing the immense power of photosynthesis, we can convert atmospheric carbon, a problem, into soil carbon,...

660 Pennsylvania Ave SE #302, Washington, District of Columbia 20003
(202) 547-9359 • [email protected]
https://soilsolution.org

Invisible Structures, Inc.

Denver, Colorado

For 35 years we have provided the finest in grass porous paving, gravel porous paving, underground stormwater storage, erosion control, drainage, and access mats.

1801 California Street Suite 2400, Denver, Colorado 80202
(303) 233-8383
https://www.invisiblestructures.com/

Flexamat

Cincinnati, Ohio

Through our experience in a wide range of environments, we have pioneered successful methods to achieve fully vegetated concrete erosion mats.

c/o Motz Enterprises, Inc. 3153 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
(513) 772-6689 • [email protected]
https://www.flexamat.com/

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A fine grained, dark crusher rock is the surface for trail at Westerly Creek Dam, Denver.

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Sign along Shoal Creek Trail, Austin, Texas

Where everything is flat, a 4% grade is noteworthy; Grand Forks Greenway National Recreation Trail, North Dakota

Sign where trail winds and crosses Shoal Creek; Austin, Texas

Sign alerts users that flat trail along river climbs hill; Sacramento River Trail, Redding, California

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