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Stream Restoration & Conservation

Working with water, not against it.

Restoring natural stream function and creating better habitat through thoughtful, field-driven restoration.

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About Flow State

Building better streams from the ground up.

Brody Clark and Ryan Meredith are two stream restoration professionals who have spent several seasons working in the Southeast. Through that experience, we've developed a shared vision for expanding this vital conservation work throughout the East.

We utilize a wide variety of large wood loading techniques to create aquatic habitat, increase channel complexity, and help streams return to more natural processes and designs.

Our Approach

Simple principles. Practical restoration.

01

Natural Processes

We work with the physical processes already shaping a stream, using restoration to support rather than overpower those systems.

02

Large Wood

Carefully placed wood provides structure, slows water, stores sediment, and creates diverse habitat throughout the channel.

03

Long-Term Function

Good restoration should continue working after the crew leaves. We focus on projects designed to evolve naturally over time.

Field Work

See the work for yourself.

Take a closer look at our restoration experience, projects, and field techniques through our ArcGIS StoryMap.

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