Land Rehabilitation

Land rehabilitation is the process of restoring the health and functionality of damaged or degraded land, often due to industrial activities, agriculture, or natural disasters. This involves improving soil quality, reintroducing native plants, and enhancing ecosystems to support wildlife. The goal is to recover the land’s ability to sustain life and prevent erosion or pollution. Effective rehabilitation not only benefits the environment but also supports local communities by restoring resources and enhancing biodiversity. Successful projects often require careful planning, scientific knowledge, and collaboration among various stakeholders.