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Stream Rehabilitation

Stream rehabilitation and habitat restoration, shaped by experience and respect for the land.

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Stream Rehabilitation is where we bring damaged or unstable waterways back to life, restoring flow, structure, and long-term resilience through practical, nature-led methods. Whether it’s regrading streambanks, installing live willow walls, brush layering, pole plantings, or rock placement, every solution is tailored to the site’s unique flow patterns, erosion risks, and landscape. Our living wall approach reduces sediment loss, strengthens banks, and supports natural hydrology, ensuring streams not only function better but also reconnect with the environment they’re part of.

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We also focus on restoring native habitats, creating conditions for local flora and fauna to thrive alongside renewed waterways. Stream Rehabilitation is about restoring streams with intent and doing it right the first time.

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Stream Rehabilitation

Stream Rehabilitation restores the natural function and stability of waterways using techniques like stream training, bank reshaping, and bio-engineering—protecting infrastructure, reducing erosion, and supporting healthy ecosystems.

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Bio-Engineering

Bio-Engineering uses natural materials like live plants, brush layering, lunker structures and biodegradable fabrics to stabilise slopes, control erosion, and restore landscapes sustainably.

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Aqua Dams

Our Aqua Dams provide fast, reliable water diversion and containment on-site. These portable, flexible barriers control flow and isolate work zones, making them ideal for stream crossings, dewatering, and emergency flood management—keeping your site safe, dry, and compliant.

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Bio-Socks

Bio Socks are mesh tubes filled with compost or filter media, designed to trap sediment, filter runoff, and protect waterways on site. They can also be used to build soft edging with edge saver.

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Sediment Control

Sediment Control prevents soil and debris from leaving your site by capturing runoff and filtering out contaminants before they reach waterways.

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Retaining Walls

Retaining Walls provide structural support to hold back soil on slopes, preventing erosion and creating stable, usable land.

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Rock Armouring

Rock Armouring is a proven method for protecting vulnerable slopes, streambanks, culverts, and coastlines from erosion. By placing layers of carefully sized rock along exposed areas, it absorbs and deflects the energy of flowing water, reducing scour and soil loss. Durable, effective, and low-maintenance, rock armouring provides long-term stability while working in harmony with natural landscapes.

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Terra & Dura Mesh Walls

Terra & Dura Mesh Walls are a reinforced soil retaining system that uses steel mesh and geogrid to stabilise slopes and embankments. They create a strong, flexible structure that supports heavy loads, adapts to ground movement, and can be fully vegetated for a natural, long-lasting finish.

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