National Archives at Atlanta

BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "EROSION"

7 Items

Erosion Project 1938-1950 View	This series of photographs depicts the transformation of James C. Ray's property in Buncombe County, North Carolina during a soil erosion project... Tags: Erosion \| North Carolina
Kudzu as Ground Cover March 24, 1937 View	Kudzu is a vine native to Southeast Asia that was introduced to the U.S. Southeast as a cover plant to prevent soil erosion. Due to the climate... Tags: Erosion \| Tennessee
Control of Soil Erosion August 20, 1936 View	This report outlines the Tennessee Valley's problems with soil erosion and proposes solutions... Tags: Erosion \| Tennessee
Erosion Control Work 1934 View	These photographs taken in Alabama in 1934 reveal some of the terracing techniques used by CCC workers to control erosion... Tags: Alabama \| Erosion \| Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Georgia Soil Erosion Project 1938-1941 View	These "before" and "after" photographs were taken in 1938 and 1941 of a Walker County, Georgia soil erosion and reforestation project... Tags: Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) \| Erosion \| Georgia
Tennessee Soil Erosion Project 1935 View	These photographs show examples of wood and masonry dams that were built by CCC workers to combat severe soil erosion in Tennessee... Tags: Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) \| Erosion \| Tennessee
Kudzu Used to Stop Erosion 1938 View	These records show that kudzu was one of the plants introduced during the 1930's by CCC workers in their efforts to combat soil erosion... Tags: Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) \| Erosion \| Tennessee