Willow spiling and bank regrading on the River Don

Beidleston Farm, on the River Don, were concerned about the loss of land from the river progressively widening after flood events. A cost effective solution needed to be sought. Through the assistance of the River Dee Trust and SEPA a willow spiling and bank regrading project was put in place. Here we hear the story of the problem, solutions discussed, process and the outcome.

Category:

Video

Share this:

23

Related resources

Walter Douglas, Carlinrig Farm, standing in front of a regraded section of the River Teviot

Video

Sustainable Bank Protection: regrading with large trees and willow

Regrading banks and willow planting in the Scottish Borders

How can you cope with a high energy river that is eroding a bank and…

Learn more
Chris Savage, a Rural Business Consultant, explaining the brash bundles and root wad intervention on the Milton Burn.

Video

Sustainable Bank Protection: brash bundles & root wads

Brash bundles and root wads on Milton Burn

Milton burn was experiencing severe erosion on its banks and the team wanted to explore…

Learn more
Helen Field, SEPA, standing in front of a river that has had some riverbank restoration work completed to SEPA's guidance and rules.

Video

Sustainable Bank Protection: Guidance and Rules

Sustainable Bank Protection: Guidance and GBR

Sustainable Bank Protection: Guidance and GBR Including sustainable bank protection within your management plans to…

Learn more