Consolidate Debris and Enlarge Piles with Bulldozer

What happens here

As the excavator continues to pull up stumps, use a bulldozer to gather and push smaller branches, roots, and other woody debris from the cleared area towards the central piling location. The bulldozer's powerful blade can effectively move large volumes of scattered material, centralizing it to create more substantial and continuous brush piles. This concerted effort ensures that the 'brush pile barriers' are robust and dense enough to effectively impede water flow, capture sediment, and begin the process of stabilizing the disturbed ground on the slope, preventing valuable topsoil from washing away into nearby water sources like the pond.

Goal: Employ a bulldozer to push smaller scattered debris and additional stumps towards the excavator, facilitating the consolidation of material and expansion of the brush piles, thereby increasing their effectiveness as erosion barriers.