Gully Erosion: See How Quickly it Can Happen

Take a look at how fast erosion can happen. This gully head moved 80 metres in 24 hours back in March 2018. Captured here on time lapse video, it's a powerful message about active gully heads. This one eventually ended up about 600m long. Terrain NRM constructed an engineered rock chute here to prevent further erosion and sediment loss flowing to the Great Barrier Reef.

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[DavidDembeck]

Wow! An actual time lapse video taken over millions of years!

[AirDOGGe]

A mini version demonstrating how Niagara Falls has slowly traveled upstream over time.

[tarubvangulube]

Thanks for the video. My second graders will enjoy watching it👍

[davidtechi]

wow
an agri. engineer here thanks for your video

[awert-tf]

it would be nice if you showed us a before and after comparison, but tother than that cool video

[Bynggo]

Looks like my back yard now the new neighbours are funnelling their run off water onto me. Apparently there is nothing I can do about it.

[leiag]

Fascinating how the Earth reshapes itself. No environment is permanent

[garreysellars]

Unreal how this show how trees DON'T stop erosion

[mond]

Just like the Grand Canyon before the sediment from Noah's Flood petrified.

[stevepunter]

This video is eerily similar to my mental health 😒.
Sorry, I suck.
I can’t spell so feel free to point that out.
Hope everybody survived today 🫵🙏🎖👍.
Stay strong 👌, spread the word 👈.

[ebaottvsaotw]

Lies! This must've taken millions of years!

[Oasis-of-Spirit]

Cheap Texas Houston Land, with Barndominion on it. 😊😊😊