Zeedyk Building at Tabby Mountain, Utah

Zeedyk structures may look simple, but they do a lot for the landscape. These low-tech restoration structures help shore up soils in fragile, temporally wet mesic meadows to stave off erosion and keep the productive ecosystem intact. This time-lapse video shows members of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources' Watershed Restoration Initiative using rock to build out a zeedyk structure at Tabby Mountain Wildlife Management Area in Utah. Want to learn how to implement this wet meadow restoration technique in your landscape? Check out our FREE online workshop on Low-Tech Restoration here!: https://www.partnersinthesage.com/blo... Video courtesy of Tonya Keiffer Selby and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.