Land Rehabilitation

Restoring disturbed landscapes to safe, stable and productive conditions after mining, infrastructure and agricultural activities.

Restoring Value to Degraded Land

Land disturbance is often unavoidable in development projects. EARTH Environmental Consultants designs and supervises land rehabilitation programmes that stabilize soils, restore vegetation, manage contamination and create long-term beneficial land uses.

Mine & Quarry Closure

Rehabilitation of open pits, waste rock dumps, tailings facilities and borrow pits, with designs that reduce erosion, instability and contamination risk.

Re-vegetation & Soil Health

Soil profiling, amelioration and selection of appropriate species (indigenous and agro-forestry options) for long-term ecosystem recovery and productive land use.

Sustainable Land Use

Transitioning rehabilitated areas into agriculture, forestry, conservation or community infrastructure in line with local development plans.

Our Land Rehabilitation Services

Baseline & Closure Planning

Baseline soil, vegetation and land stability assessments; preparation of mine closure and rehabilitation plans to meet corporate, regulatory and lender expectations.

Erosion & Sediment Control

Engineering and nature-based solutions to limit erosion, gullying, sedimentation of waterways and dust emissions from disturbed landscapes.

Contaminated Land Management

Assessment and remediation strategies for contaminated soils and sediments, including risk-based approaches and long-term monitoring.

Re-vegetation Programmes

Design and supervision of seeding, planting, mulching and maintenance programmes tailored to local climate, soil conditions and community needs.

Post-Closure Monitoring

Long-term monitoring of land stability, vegetation performance and residual risk, with adaptive management recommendations where required.

Stakeholder & Community Integration

Engagement with local authorities, communities and land users to align rehabilitation outcomes with socio-economic development priorities.