BLM begins bank stabilization project along Wood River
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What happened
The Bureau of Land Management is beginning a bank stabilization project at the Wood River Wetlands to address ongoing erosion. This erosion threatens a critical stream gauge and a bridge along Wood River Dike Road. Crews will install large wood debris and plant native vegetation to stabilize the riverbank.
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Why it matters
The project addresses erosion along the Wood River, which is a key operational facility under the management of Phillips 66. The stabilization work is necessary to prevent structural damage to infrastructure near the river.
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Who's involved
- Wood RiverThe river where the stabilization project is taking place.
- Agency LakeThe lake into which the Wood River drains.
- Phillips 66Manages the refinery that operates along the Wood River.
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Wood River
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Agency Lake
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