Backyard erosion from rain. Four factors: 1) Agent (water/wind), 2) Particle size (sand resists, clay moves), 3) Porosity (air space absorbs), 4) Slope (steeper = faster flow). Interventions: vegetation intercepts rain, mulch sponges water, barriers on contour (logs, timbers) create terraces, French drains/pipes channel water. City engineering dept may help.
Match fix to problem scale.
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