EcoWattle Installation Earl Campbell Parkway, Tyler, Texas
Customer: City of Tyler, Installed by Southwest Environment Services

These EcoWattles were installed for slope stabilization while hydroseeding took hold. The erosion and sediment control logs were installed in late 2010 and early 2011. The in-use pictures were taken in May 2014. EcoWattles work! EcoWattle – A Smarter Erosion and Sediment Control Wattle / Erosion and Sediment Control Log.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in late 2010.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in late 2010.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in early 2011.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in early 2011.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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12″ EcoWattle Originals on Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler, Texas 3+ years after initial deployment.

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View of 12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during building construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in early 2014. The photo was taken two days after a 2″+ rain event in May 2014. Note how little dirt came under the EcoWattles. Look at the other photos of the same site for complete context.

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View of 12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during building construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in early 2014. The photo was taken two days after a 2″+ rain event in May 2014. Note how little dirt came under the EcoWattles. Look at the other photos of the same site for complete context.

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View of 12″ EcoWattle Originals put out during building construction on Earl Campbell Parkway in early 2014. The photo was taken two days after a 2″+ rain event in May 2014. Note how little dirt came under the EcoWattles. Look at the other photos of the same site for complete context.

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EcoWattleTM is a protected trade design of Texas Sustainable Industries, LLC.

Texas Sustainable Industries, LLC
125 S. Virginia Ave., Tyler, TX 75702
(903) 279-6112 EcoWattle.com


EcoWattles are a superior erosion control log - also called erosion control wattle, filter sock. EcoWattles are also termed sediment control wattles or sediment control logs. EcoWattles are sediment control wattles / erosion control logs made with a wood mulch / wood chip core / fill material and UV degradable netting or natural (tencel) fiber fully biodegradable netting. Erosion control logs / erosion control wattles / sediment control logs / sediment control wattles with wood chip core offer superior performance compared to straw erosion control logs and sediment control logs / erosion control wattles, silt fence, hay bales and straw bales. EcoWattle is a superior erosion control log / erosion control wattle / sediment control wattle / sediment control log and is the smart choice for inlet protection, perimeters, streams, lakes and rivers. EcoWattles are erosion control logs / erosion control wattles / sediment control logs / sediment control wattles for controlling storm water runoff on road projects, commercial construction sites, residential construction sites, pipelines, well pads, mine reclamations and power plants.The use of an erosion control wattle / erosion control log / sediment control wattle / sediment control log is much preferred environmentally when compared to silt fence - the wattle / log not only works better but doesn't leave waste that needs to be disposed of at a land fill. EcoWattles are often compared to compost filter socks or erosion eels but are better sediment filters and are easier to handle. EcoWattle erosion control logs in a check dam configuration are a lower cost, safer alternative to Type 1 and Type 2 Rock Filter Dams