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Revegetation <br />Generally, revegetation efforts have been successful, especially in reducing the amount of <br />storm runoff and sediment delivered to ditches and ponds. Experience has shown that at this <br />site, revegetated areas show minimal progress until the third growing season when many <br />species begin to become established. In the meantime, structural and mechanical methods <br />to prevent rill and gully erosion are normally necessary, especially on steep slope areas. <br />One area of excellent success has been the north - facing slopes of Fill 8 (shown below). Rill <br />and gully formation is almost non - existent, likely due to revegetation efforts and success. <br />