The invention discloses an 
oncomelania-and-
schistosoma-preventing water 
bank zone 
revetment structure. The 
oncomelania-and-
schistosoma-preventing water 
bank zone 
revetment structure is characterized in that a 
herbaceous plant isolation area is arranged below the high 
water level of a 
revetment, a soil-fixing 
erosion-preventing dike dam area is arranged above the high 
water level of the revetment, and a 
woody plant oncomelania-expelling area is arranged on one side, far away from water, of the outside of the soil-fixing 
erosion-preventing dike dam area. 
Oncomelania-preventing water-tolerant herbaceous plants are planted below the normal 
water level of the 
herbaceous plant isolation area, oncomelania-preventing hygrocolous herbaceous plants are planted at the position above the normal water level and below the high water level, and the wide close-planting mode is adopted by all the plants. The soil-fixing 
erosion-preventing dike dam area is laid with ecological revetment bricks in a building mode, and the width of the soil-fixing erosion-preventing dike dam area is 2-3m. The 
woody plant oncomelania-expelling area is of a 
forest belt structure which is composed of hygrocolous trees and hygrocolous shrubs in a 
mixed mode, and the purpose of tall-and-short matching, the purpose of space combination, the purpose of 
complementation between the advantages and the disadvantages, and the purpose of oncomelania-expelling 
symbiosis can be achieved. According to the oncomelania-and-
schistosoma-preventing water 
bank zone revetment structure, perfect combination between water bank zone water conservancy 
engineering and 
forestry schistosoma prevention is achieved through thorough 
engineering design and scientific 
plant arrangement, and the oncomelania-and-schistosoma-preventing water bank zone revetment structure can play a remarkable role in expelling oncomelania and preventing schistosoma, and can have the advantages of being ecological and attractive, improving the effect, and being multifunctional.