Mine SITE Rehabilitation

The Process of Mine Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation of the land takes considerable commitment by the mining companies, both financially and in terms of time. Especially with open-pit mines (which require backfilling), the rehabilitation process can be slow, taking many years before the land can reach its original condition.

To speed up this process, we work closely with local Ranger Divisions who are in charge of Native Title Holders in order to collect seeds, saplings, and deadwood for planting nurseries. This helps us create habitats for species that were forced out when development began. We also use specialized equipment such as drones to map out areas that need more attention during rehabilitation efforts. By using these methods, we can make sure that the correct botanical species are returned to their natural habitats as quickly as possible.

The Benefits of Mine Rehabilitation

The benefits of mine rehabilitation extend far beyond simply restoring affected areas back to their pre-mining conditions; it also has numerous environmental benefits. For example, some mine rehabilitation techniques can help reduce water pollution or erosion caused by mining activities. Others may focus on re-establishing native flora or fauna in an area while still others can actively work towards reducing carbon emissions from affected regions.

Mine rehabilitation is an essential part of responsible mining practices and helps ensure that future generations will be able to enjoy a healthy environment despite human activities such as resource extraction. With our specialized equipment and expertise in plant collection, we strive to provide clients with effective solutions for mine rehabilitation efforts that will result in long lasting benefits for both people and planet alike!