Erosion Control Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Burlap erosion control mesh covers ground next to walking path

Close-up view of silt fencing at construction site with bare dirt from grading in background

Construction material where straw is stuffed into netting to use for erosion control. Here there is a pile of black soil surrounded by two fiber rolls which have been staked into place using metal rods with orange plastic caps. Construction sites often need to temporarily store materials like this dirt and ensure it is not washed away by rainfall.

Silt fence used for sediment control plus rip rap used for erosion control.

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Gabion. Stone fence in a metal mesh. Crushed stone packed in wire mesh. Granite texture. Selective focus. Abstract background.

Applying rolled green grass with erosion control mesh on a slope

Roadside erosion control using tree plantings, burlap and wood stakes.

A coir erosion blanket alongside dirt ready for planting. Coir is a biodegradable geotextile made from coconut husks. Plants will grow and become established within the woven blanket while the slope is protected from erosion.

Silt boundrary fence with riprap and straw mulch to provide erosion control.

Biodegradable erosion control straw sock guard fixed on construction slope to protect from water runoff erosion

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Global environmental problems. Land degradation infographic. Soil erosion, desertification. Vector illustration

Stone Jetties on Anna Maria Island to minimize beach erosion from rising tides in Tampa Bay

Project Manager overseeing Erosion control

Silt fencing with soil backed up against it to show erosion control effectiveness

Neat rows of beach grass are starting to root and grow on a rebuilt sand dune on Town Neck in Sandwich, Massachusetts. This fragile dune, battered by Winter storms and starved of natural replenishing sand by the jettys on the nearby Cape Cod Canal help protect the town from serious flooding.

Erosion control measures using burlap, plastic fencing, steel beams, wood stakes and new plantings.

rock retaining blocks in cage to stop erosion of beach dune from storm that damaged housing at Wamberal in 2016

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Clinton River mass failure, bank collapse, and slumping, large chunks of bank material became unstable and topple into the river.

An old wooden fence protects a sand dune from erosion as a wave crashes in the background.

Dry drainage ditch. Vertical.

Field of new strawberry plants growing under a cloudy sky with hills in the background

Its about that time to mulch around the neigboorhood.

A stream flows gently past banks being restored with renewable erosion control techniques. This image shows the stream bank lined with fabric tubes filled with a growing medium. A strong vegetation cover develops over time from seeds and cuttings planted in the tubes at the time they are laid. This image shows strong seed germination, and a number of cuttings that have taken successfully.

Construction materials are being saved from running off by using an erosion control device, known as a fiber roll. The fiber roll packs straw into a mesh bag, which is held into place with metal stakes. The black soil is being used on a construction site.

Mulching bed around the house and bushes, wheelbarrel along with a showel.

Care and nurture the environment to ensure growth into a sustainable future.

Aerial view of the Tawas Point lighthouse on Lake Huron in Tawas Point State Park.

Green Living Environmental Icons Collection

Gardener mulching with pine bark juniper plants in the yard. Seasonal works in the garden. Landscape design. Ornamental shrub juniper.

Construction erosion pollution control straw wattles industry closeup

An excavator in old mine. Damaged landscape concept.

One of the countless tropical rivers winding through the heart of the amazon jungle, and pouring down a sparkling waterfall, flanked by lush green, dense rain forest. A scene representing the earth's lung, displaying an ecosystem that generates more oxygen than any other ecosystem in the world.

Preparing to mulch the garden in spring laying out a row of commercial organic mulch in bags around the edge of the flowerbed on a neatly manicured green lawn

A close-up view of dark rich compost material.

The setting sun creates a stunning lightshow on Red Mountain and the Sonoran Desert near Phoenix, Arizona.

straw wattle erosion control structure protects soil and runoff at graded construction site

Pile of rocks serving as a barrier to protect the sandy cliffs from coastal erosion on Happisburgh beach on the Norfolk coast

A very handsome dapple gray dressage horse trots into the ring at a show on a beautiful sunny day.

Health garden with red cear woodchip mulch. Garden maintenence in Spring. Gardening gloves

Garden maintenence in Spring. Person in Gardening gloves covering the garden with red cear woodchip mulch.

Aerial view of a excavator in open cast mine or on construction site. Heavy industry from above. Industrial photography from drone.

A seascape view at Cape Henlopen, Delaware in Lewes.

Health garden with red cear woodchip mulch. Garden maintenence in Spring while wearing Gardening gloves.

Villingebaek, Denmark - July 23, 2021: Aerial view of coastal protection in North Zealand

Constant wind off the ocean creates patterns and ripples in the sand behind a fence on a Cape Cod beach.

Covering young capsicum plants with straw mulch to protect from drying out quickly ant to control weed in the garden. Using mulch for weed control, water retention, to keep roots warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

A soft focus couple walk along a deserted Cape Cod Beach on a blustery September afternoon.

A sand dune with sea grass along a sand fence on the beach.

Yellow and red tulips, Sedum telephium 'Herbstfreude', Hosta sieboldiana on the flowerbed, sprinkler with red dyed mulch. Ornamental plants for landscaping.