Hydromulching
Services in Sydney

We commend mining companies that prioritise launching into rehabilitation the instant they conclude their mining operations. We believe it is equivalent to the superior upholding of social and environmental responsibilities.

Many years of experience have allowed us to work alongside such organisations from the mining sector, and we are glad to have been of service – taking part in restoring mining sites into reusable tracts of land.

We are aware of some local miners who have carried out revegetation projects by themselves, not choosing to seek experienced help. However, for several reasons such as poor management or implementation and the lack of specialised backing, these projects have, unfortunately, yielded insufficient results.

In most cases, these mining companies failed to implement proper soil damage evaluation from past mining activities. Doing so results in significant impacts, one of which is unnecessarily stripping away healthy nutrients still present in the ground.

Working with a team of experts, such as ours, will ensure that you avoid such an oversight. A significant part of our standards includes addressing all environmental situations present in each mining site using updated and modern soil restoration techniques.

We are firm in the belief that all successful rehabilitations of any damaged environment requires the practice of a crucial element – proper soil assessment.

For this reason, we make a point to acquire complete knowledge of an area’s soil characteristics, the volume of rainfall it typically experiences, a record of past land use, as well as the existence of any microorganisms, habitats, or settlements in the area. Thus, providing the ability for us to identify the most suitable approach of restoration.

Additionally, we are also involved in reducing the risks caused by soil erosion and landslides. We have continuously worked with various local governing bodies which have given us deep insight into the dangers faced by mountainous and deforested regions.

We understand the gravity of the situation and are glad that we can contribute to reversing such dire circumstances of public properties into livable communities across Sydney.

The degradation of our public lands caused by human and natural activities is a matter our State governments consider of utmost priority. Even the deterioration of rivers and waterways, as well as the erosion of our foreshores, are taken into consideration.

Add to this, the annual bushfires Australian landscapes typically endure. These bushfires usually strip away the nutrients present in the soil except for fires in lower intensities, as these are known to convert nutrients from decayed plant tissues.

Thus, it becomes necessary to implement proper soil testing procedures so that we can evaluate the health of the soil accurately, and we can devise an ideal method of restoration.

We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to deliver tailored solutions to our state governing bodies, cooperating alongside them in bringing better environmental conditions for the public lands under their responsibility.

We feel privileged to be taking part in the initiatives manned by the Australian Defence Force (ADF) in fostering sustainable land management and the responsible use of its estates. Preserving the biodiversity within these military-owned properties by turning them into wildlife sanctuaries is an endeavour that we would be most willing to participate in.

We are aware of how intensive military training has deforested vast expanses of land. For this reason, we offer our hydromulching services in aiding the Defence Department in its restoration projects all across Sydney.