This article reviews the current methods of soil reinforcement used in UK forestry, including geotextiles and biotechnical stabilization.
Forest Research provides guidance on erosion control and soil reinforcement methods for forestry practitioners, including the use of natural and synthetic materials.
Cranfield University's soil bioengineering research focuses on the use of vegetation and natural materials for soil reinforcement in forestry applications.
The International Geosynthetics Society provides a guide to the use of geosynthetics for soil reinforcement in forestry, including design and installation considerations.
This video by the Forestry Commission explores different soil reinforcement methods used in UK forestry, including geogrids and soil nailing.
Tree Care provides an overview of soil stabilization methods used in forestry, including the use of soil anchors and geotextiles.
The US Forest Service's National Resource Sustainability report discusses soil erosion control methods used in forestry, including soil reinforcement techniques.
Confor, the Confederation of Forest Industries, provides guidance on soil reinforcement methods for forestry practitioners, including the use of geosynthetics and biotechnical stabilization.