Bonneville Dam Fish Slide:
Portland, OR
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a construction contract worth nearly $32 million to build a corner collector surface flow bypass system at the Bonneville Lock.

Carson City Highway

This is a Michigan DOT project on I96 West Lansing.

This is a MN DOT project on HWY 169, south of Grand Rapids, MN.

This is a DOT project to widen Interstate 90 overpass that leads to Lake Coeur d'Alene.

This is a joint product evaluation for erosion control by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and the Washington State Department of Transportation.

WA DOT Contract 4354
This is a DOT project to widen SR-18 to four lanes from Auburn to I-90, approximately 25 miles.

This is a DOT project to construct a four-lane highway section approximately one mile long to bypass an old section of highway that has been slumping for many years.

M-Dot "test area": Soil Guard was applied next to straw blankets. The area received over 1" of rain 48 hours after application.

Stabilize and establish vegetation on bank of Intercoastal

This project consisted of using Sprig Guarding (a new technique or approach to applying sprigs and establishing native grasses) and Soil Guard (to stabilize bunkers).
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This project used Soil Guard to overcome difficulties during the grow-in period due to watering problems and extremely high percolation rates.

This is a 1.2 acre application of Soil Guard® done around the new Home Depot store in Federal Way, WA.

This project was a Lewis County Water Conservation District job to stabilize the banks of a small stream in a pasture found to support salmon fingerling.

The project initially specified straw blankets. Hunter Webster was able to have the specifications changed to Soil Guard.

The Seattle area experienced a heavy rain event on Friday, October 8, 1999. The developer, Conner Homes chose to use Soil Guard on the bases of each home pad, instead of straw and tack.

New property owners decided to clean up a dry streambed to return the stream to its natural state.

Soil Guard Bonded Fiber Matrix was applied at a rate of 3,000 lbs per acre to keep soil runoff to a minimum while cutting out a mountain and building a wall.

The Bluffs Housing Development site was having erosion problems on an area with highly erodible soil.

Washout conditions existed around a 9 1/2 acre drain field, located off a major highway.