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This photo shows a bank restoration project on Hayfork Creek below Salt Creek on the McAlexander Ranch 10-15 years after completion. Wing deflectors caught silt and rebuilt bank. Bank at far right of picture was formerly steep cut-bank carved by Hayfork Creek. Alders and willows growing in the left of photo are growing in soil trapped behind deflectors. 6/94. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District.


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This photo shows a bank restoration project on Hayfork Creek below Salt Creek on McAlexander Ranch 10-15 years after completion. Wing deflectors caught silt and rebuilt bank. Bank at far right of picture was formerly steep cut-bank carved by Hayfork Creek. Alders and willows growing in the left of photo are growing in soil trapped behind deflectors. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District. 6/94.


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HF1051.jpg This photo shows the McAlexander dysfunctional ditch line choked with vegetation prior to project. 8/29/94. Claude McAlexander noted that this portion of his earthen ditch was ruined by high flows in 1974 when Tule Creek floodwaters blew out several portions. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District.


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McAlexander diversion system under construction. 8/29/94. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District.


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McAlexander piped ditch after project completion. 1/24/95. Photos courtesy of the Trinity County Resource Conservation District.