Alamance County, North Carolina Submitted to:

feet of stream along Reedy Branch. This project is located in Alamance County, NC. This segment of Reedy Branch flows through a moderately dense wooded section surrounded by pasture areas. Prior to restoration, cattle and horses had unlimited access to the stream channels which created areas of severe bank erosion and loss of vegetation. Since the restoration has been complete, the livestock have been fenced out of the stream with the exception of a few crossings that are used throughout the year to move the cattle between pastures. There were several goals for this stream and buffer restoration project. Goals of the stream project included: reducing the bank erosion; reducing nutrient runoff on the site; stabilizing stream channel banks by planting vegetation; and, helping the stream reach its equilibrium though the proper design ratios for dimension, pattern, and profile. This report documents the data collected for Year 2 monitoring. The data includes geomorphic and vegetative components. The geomorphic data collected includes: longitudinal profiles, cross-sections, pebble counts, and photo points along the segment of restored stream. The vegetation data collected includes: stem count species and numbers for all of the vegetative plots throughout the project. The geomorphic data collected for Year 2 was compared to previous data collected i