SH1 Transmission Gully

Evergreen Landcare specializes in providing mitigation services for the SH1 Transmission Gully Project, including native planting, erosion control, hydro seeding, and maintenance.

Native planting is an essential component of the project’s environmental mitigation. Evergreen Landcare has expertise in selecting and planting indigenous plant species that are native to the area. These plants help restore the natural habitat, enhance biodiversity, and beautify the surrounding landscape.

Erosion control is crucial for preventing soil erosion and preserving the stability of embankments, slopes, and construction areas. Evergreen Landcare offers a range of erosion control measures, such as the installation of erosion control blankets, sediment control barriers, and retaining walls. These measures help prevent sediment runoff into waterways and maintain the integrity of the project site.

Hydro seeding is a cost-effective and efficient method of establishing vegetation quickly over large areas. Evergreen Landcare utilizes specialized equipment to spray a mixture of seed, mulch, fertilizer, and water onto the soil surface. This promotes the rapid growth and establishment of vegetation, reducing erosion and providing a green cover to the project area.

Maintenance is vital to ensure the long-term success and sustainability of the planted areas. Evergreen Landcare provides ongoing maintenance services, including weed control, irrigation management, pruning, and soil testing. This ensures that the native planting and hydro seeded areas continue to thrive and fulfill their intended purpose.

By partnering with Evergreen Landcare for the SH1 Transmission Gully Project, you can be confident in receiving expert mitigation services. Their team will develop customized plans tailored to the project’s specific needs, ensuring effective native planting, erosion control, hydro seeding, and maintenance. Contact Evergreen Landcare today to discuss how they can assist with your mitigation requirements for the SH1 Transmission Gully Project.