What it covers

• Habitat restoration
• Native grassland and wetlands
• Reforestation where appropriate
• Pollinator corridors
• Stabilised public areas
• Research and education facilities
• Cultural preservation of mining heritage
• Workforce-transition facilities

How it works

Ground is where the project meets the people who live with the site. Restoration follows the ecology the land can actually support — grassland and wetland more often than plantation forestry. Safe public access, mining-heritage interpretation and workforce-transition facilities are planned with the community from the first dossier, because a mine's afterlife is decided locally or not at all.