Where erosion control, long-term dust suppression, soil stabilisation and comprehensive revegetation of large areas of hard-to-access depleted and damaged land is the goal, we look to Hydromulching BFM. With its lasting performance, higher water retention and ability to enhance germination for faster vegetation growth, hydromulching is a sustainable and cost-effective solution

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Erosion Control in Arid Regions

16 Feb, 2022

Erosion is a constant problem that needs consideration, no matter your site’s location. Erosion can, however be a much larger issue in many areas due to Australia’s climate. Much of Australia is made up of arid land, which is prone to the dangers of both wind, and water erosion. With

Erosion Control Blankets

19 Jan, 2022

When looking at options for erosion control, erosion control blankets are a common choice. They have been around a long time and are an effective solution for many reasons. As technology continues to advance, some recent developments have increased their effectiveness. What is Erosion Wind erosion Erosion is most commonly caused by weather

Erosion Control in Mining

29 Nov, 2021

The impact of mining activities on the local environment are well documented and regularly reported on. Erosion contributes heavily to the negative impact of mine sites on the surrounding environments and ecosystems. Luckily erosion control has come a long way in recent years, and there are ways to minimise the

Hydromulching – What You Need To Know

15 Sep, 2021

Hydromulching can be confusing at first glance with so much information available on both Hydroseeding and Hydromulching, some of which only applies to one or the other, or changes based on location and local environmental concerns. Here we break down what you need to know about hydromulch specifically when planning

Erosion Control on Railway Cuttings: EcoArmour® In Action

24 Mar, 2021

When a V/Line railway cutting in Merbein, Victoria fell into disrepair, Erizon® was called out to undertake a site visit and inspect the damage. During this visit, Erizon® noted substantial erosion that was visible at the batters, with the primary cause likely due to poor drainage that was supercharged by

What Is Soil Stabilisation?

7 Jan, 2020

Definition: Soil stabilisation the restoration of weak and disturbed soil. This process looks at strategies to enhance the soil’s nutrients, microbial activity and mechanical structure. Workplace activities taking place within the natural environment will trigger the changes in substrate conditions by altering the physical and geotechnical properties of the soil. The

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