Revegetation is the process of re-establishing native plant communities—including trees, shrubs, and grasses—on land that has been disturbed or degraded through activities such as clearing, mining, or wildfire. The aim is to restore ecosystem function, stabilise soils, and support long-term landscape recovery.

We use proven techniques such as direct seeding and the planting of locally sourced native species to prevent soil erosion, improve water quality, and enhance biodiversity. Each revegetation project is carefully planned to suit site conditions, ensuring resilient plant establishment and the successful return of healthy, functioning ecosystems.