Protection and maintenance
Fencing, watch, firelines, drought watering and community agreement, funded annually.
Free grazing, fire, drought and encroachment, in roughly that order. Prevention means fencing or a watchman, firelines maintained before the dry season, replacement watering in a bad year, and an agreement with the surrounding community, all of which cost money every year.
What this includes
- Fencing or watch arrangement
- Fireline creation and pre season maintenance
- Drought contingency watering
- Replacement planting where losses occur
- Weeding and early growth support
- Community agreement on grazing and access
- What you receiveOutput
- Block protected with a recurring maintenance regime and event log
- When you need itTiming
- Continuously, from planting to canopy closure.
Budgeting for planting but not for the recurring protection line. That single omission accounts for most failed blocks.
Delivered by our own team together with vetted specialist partners and, where the question needs it, a named member of our expert bench. We tell you who is doing the work before the engagement starts.
Other parts of land restoration
Site and soil assessment
Site assessment with baseline soil data and species recommendation
OpenMulti tier species design
Planting plan with species, spacing, tiers and harvest cycles
OpenEstablishment and planting
Block planted with recorded counts, species and dates
OpenWater harvesting and recharge
Water structures built, with water table monitoring in place
OpenBiochar production
Biochar produced with per batch records of feedstock, mass and process conditions
OpenSurvival measurement
Survival rate with sample size and margin of error, published per block
Open