Hydromulching
Services in Adelaide

We realise how significant it is for miners who uphold their social and environmental responsibilities to immediately launch into a rehabilitation project once their mine completes its operations.

Many such organisations from the mining sector have leveraged the resources we have at our disposal to achieve this goal successfully. 

Although we understand why some local miners may choose to initiate restoration projects all on their own, doing so may pose additional complications to the organisation. Lack of proper project focus or lack of advanced skills and techniques in the implementation are common factors that may lead to failed initiatives.

In some cases, miners may skip crucial steps during the assessment of the health of the soil that underwent rigorous mining activities. Some areas may still contain valuable resources – nutrients that would be stripped away needlessly because of inaccurate evaluations. 

For this reason, our company has devised a proven technique to prevent similar situations from occurring. Our team of experts are more than capable of identifying all environmental circumstances that are unique to each mining site. We utilise tailored methods based on the most recent soil restoration research.

Our company believes that it is crucial to begin preparations for a restoration project with an accurate evaluation of the target site’s soil condition.

Thus, we must obtain a comprehensive knowledge of the characteristics of the soil, the amount of rainfall it typically experiences, the history of its land use, and the existence of any microorganisms, habitats, and settlements in the area. Having complete information will enable us to approach the project correctly in planning out what best method to use for restoration.

Our research-based methods will assist in reducing the risks involved in widespread soil erosion. We have spent many years cooperating with the local government in mitigating the dangers that communities in mountainous and deforested regions face.

Soil erosion and landslides, especially in public lands, are both significant challenges that we, as a company, continuously aim to take part in overcoming – along with the local governing bodies in Adelaide.

The degradation of our public lands is a matter that our State government takes very seriously. They realise how dire the damages caused by both human activities and natural calamities have become. Our rivers and waterways are deteriorating while our foreshores are suffering from continuous erosion.

Add to this the fact that the Australian landscape frequently experiences heatwaves that cause the break out of low to intense bushfires. While bushfires with lower intensities may assist in the chemical conversion of dead plant tissues into soil nutrients, intense fires strip away the nutrients present in the soil.

Amidst all these natural disasters, it is essential to conduct proper soil testing procedures so that we can properly evaluate the health of the soil in the aftermath, and apply an ideal approach to restoration.

We are glad to be of service in providing a seamless method in accomplishing accurate soil analysis all the time. In so doing, we continually assist our local government in its revegetation efforts – all in the pursuit of fostering a revitalised environment for the local communities under its responsibility.

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) is continually initiating efforts in promoting more sustainable land management across its estates. We feel honoured to be contributing to these initiatives – preserving significant military-owned estates and converting them into wildlife sanctuaries.

We realise how intensive military grounds can inevitably deforest thousands of acres of land. We are happy to offer our hydromulching services in aiding the Defence Department in restoring the military grounds across Adelaide, to promote a healthy environment rife with biodiversity.