Natural State Streams

Natural State Streams Natural State Streams is dedicated to the promotion of conservation and restoration of natural water resources in Arkansas and the surrounding regions.

stream restoration, river restoration, stream bank stabilization, dam removal, wetland restoration, stream mitigation, wetland mitigation, stream geomorphology, wildland hydrology, native plantings, prairie restoration, rainforest, woodland restoration, estuary restoration, wildlife, ecological uplift
Saving the planet one piece at a time. We want to share our passion for innovative and holistic e

nvironmental practices with you. This is demonstrated daily by our staff through the continual construction of large scale, on the ground, ecosystem restoration projects. We strive to be the best at what we do, because nature truly depends on it

Restoration of Beaver Creek near Union City, OK
06/10/2026

Restoration of Beaver Creek near Union City, OK

We met with employees at the Natural Resources Division of the Arkansas Department of Agriculture today at Little Osage ...
05/14/2026

We met with employees at the Natural Resources Division of the Arkansas Department of Agriculture today at Little Osage Creek to discuss the benefits of stream restoration on private lands and plan future projects with EPA grant funding.

Attention Northwest Arkansas! Looking for a design-build contractor to restore your eroding property to a beautiful self...
05/14/2026

Attention Northwest Arkansas! Looking for a design-build contractor to restore your eroding property to a beautiful self-sustaining waterway? Look no further than Natural State Streams. With our offices located in Gravette, Arkansas we have a 15 year track record of restoring streams and rivers using all native plants and natural materials including stone and wood.

Progress continues restoring massive cut banks of Beaver Creek near Union City, OK. This project will reduce sediment in...
05/14/2026

Progress continues restoring massive cut banks of Beaver Creek near Union City, OK. This project will reduce sediment in the watershed and improve fish habitat as well as provide valuable reforestation of the stream corridor. Great work team!

We finished this stone work and got a flood the next day. This is after the water came through.The structure held. The b...
04/30/2026

We finished this stone work and got a flood the next day. This is after the water came through.
The structure held. The bank held. The flow is starting to move where it needs to.

You can’t judge this kind of work at low flow.
The river will tell you the truth as soon as it’s tested. The goal isn’t to fight the water. It’s to understand where the energy is and give it a better path.

Happy Earth day everyone! This is always such a wonderful time for our team as natural areas green up, streams and sprin...
04/22/2026

Happy Earth day everyone! This is always such a wonderful time for our team as natural areas green up, streams and springs flow with spring rains, and wildlife abounds.

Yesterday Natural State Streams conducted prescribed burns at two restoration sites in eastern Oklahoma. These burns wer...
03/11/2026

Yesterday Natural State Streams conducted prescribed burns at two restoration sites in eastern Oklahoma. These burns were planned in order to prepare for native seeding and planting of trees. Although dangerous when out of control, wildfire can improve ecosystem health by suppressing invasive species, recycling nutrients into the soil, and creating diverse habitats for wildlife.

Beaver Creek riparian and stream restoration underway near Union City, OK. Histiric incision (down-cutting) of the strea...
02/07/2026

Beaver Creek riparian and stream restoration underway near Union City, OK. Histiric incision (down-cutting) of the stream bed has lead to degradation and massive amounts of bank erosion. Our crew is utilizing natural channel design techniques to restore stream functions and establish native vegetation along the stream banks.

Restoration is almost complete at this private property on Little Osage Creek near Cave Springs, AR. We use all natural ...
01/09/2026

Restoration is almost complete at this private property on Little Osage Creek near Cave Springs, AR. We use all natural materials and scientific principles to improve wildlife habitat, reverse years of erosion and land loss, and protect water quality. Next up is to plant beneficial native plants along the stream bank which will help hold soil and nutrients in place and provide a home for many species of animals.

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100 2nd Avenue SE
Gravette, AR
72736

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15018045004

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