The Toe Wood Structure

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The Toe Wood Structure by Dave Rosgen Objectives: Enhance fish habitat/food chains Stabilize streambanks Maintain a low width/depth ratio Provide a more natural appearance & improve visual values Be compatible with geomorphic settings Eliminate the need for toe rock Be cost effective with a lower risk The Toe Wood Structure: Incorporates native woody material into a submerged undercut bank to replicate natural streambanks Toe wood is positioned on the lower 1/3 to 1/2 of bank to ensure it is submerged year round to prevent wood deterioration Cuttings with sod and live staking or woody transplants cover the toe wood and are installed up to the bankfull stage Variations in the Toe Wood Structure: Option 1 Use cuttings and sod mats that are staked and held down by interweaving shroud line Option 2 Instead of cuttings and sod mats, use woody transplants, such as willow, alder, cottonwood or dogwood Option 3 where sod mats and woody transplants are unavailable, use cuttings with burrito soil lifts 1

General Concept Rosgen The Toe Wood Structure Existing, Over-Wide Channel with Eroding Bank Proposed Channel with Toe Wood Structure Installation Sequence for Option 1 Use Cuttings & Sod Mats with Staking Step 1. Reshape Channel 2

Step 2. Divert flow from bank Step 3. Pre-dig channel bed for toe wood Step 4. Place footer logs (foundation) 3

Step 5. Place root wad logs cantilevered over foundation logs 4

Step 6. Place filler material (e.g., small logs, limbs, tree tops and brush) parallel to root wads Step 7. Add temporary counter weight to submerge logs 5

Step 8. Place shallow backfill Step 9. Remove temporary weight & place cuttings 6

Step 10. Place backfill over cuttings Step 11. Stack sod mats up to the bankfull stage 7

Step 12. Secure sod mats with live staking Step 13. Interweave shroud line between stakes 8

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Option 2 Use Woody Transplants instead of Sod Mats and Cuttings Complete Steps 1 8 from Option 1: Step 1 Reshape channel Step 2 Divert flow from bank Step 3 Pre-dig channel bed for toe wood Step 4 Place footer logs (foundation) be sure angles are correct Step 5 Place root wad logs cantilevered over foundation logs Step 6 Place filler material (e.g., small logs, limbs, tree tops and brush) parallel to root wads Step 7 Add temporary counter weight to submerge logs Step 8 Place shallow backfill Step 9 Option 2. Remove temporary weight and place woody transplants from front to back up to the bankfull stage 10

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Option 3 Use Cuttings and Burrito Soil Lifts Rosgen The Toe Wood Structure Complete Steps 1 10 from Option 1: Step 1 Reshape channel Step 2 Divert flow from bank Step 3 Pre-dig channel bed for toe wood Step 4 Place footer logs (foundation) be sure angles are correct Step 5 Place root wad logs cantilevered over foundation logs Step 6 Place filler material (e.g., small logs, limbs, tree tops and brush) parallel to root wads Step 7 Add temporary counter weight to submerge logs Step 8 Place shallow backfill Step 9 Remove temporary weight & place cuttings Step 10 Place backfill over cuttings Step 11 Option 3. Install burrito soil lifts and layers of cuttings between soil lifts up to the bankfull stage 12

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14 Rosgen The Toe Wood Structure Bitterroot River Restoration, Site #2, Toe Wood Structures Active bank erosion below home, Pre-restoration Completed toe wood on new bankfull bench Active bank erosion, Pre-restoration Post-restoration after flood, same location as photo left Post-Flood, Note shroud line between live stakes Post-flood Response Post-restoration