Meadow Restoration

Meadow restoration involves restoring and maintaining natural grassland ecosystems to support native plants, wildlife, and ecological health. This process may include removing invasive species, planting native grasses and flowers, controlling water flow, and managing grazing. The goal is to revive the meadow's natural functions, such as providing habitat, filtering water, and preventing erosion. By restoring meadows, we help sustain biodiversity, improve soil health, and enhance the landscape’s resilience to environmental changes. It’s a proactive effort to bring degraded or overgrown meadows back to a healthy, functioning state.