Faculty, staff and students from the College's Industrial Forest Operations group performed all of the necessary steps of the stream crossing location, including reconnaissance, crossing width determination, approach layout, installation and, in some cases, construction. The construction of the low water concrete bridge was contracted. The two-span wooden stringer bridge and the stress-laminated bridge using two-inch material were built in the Forest Harvesting Lab workshop and installed on site.

• Concrete and Pipe Low Water Crossing
• Timber Stringer Bridge
• Lumber Stress-Laminated Bridge
• Stress-laminated Skidder Panel Bridge
• Culvert Cost Crossing
• Ford Cost Crossing

The two larger stress-laminated bridges were donated by Hopewell Hardwood Sales of Hopewell, VA, and Forestry and Wildlife Consulting Services of Gretna, VA. They were lifted into place using a large excavator.