Benefits of Wildland Restoration



First and foremost, benefits of wildland restoration helps to conserve and manage natural habitats for wild birds and mammals. It involves treating invasive species, restoring clean soil and sand, and planting native vegetation. Restoring prairie-like grasslands provides habitats for native wildlife. Wildland restoration may also involve flood cleanup and damage mitigation. River restoration involves improving water quality and enhancing river habitats, as well as managing vegetation and stabilizing river banks.

 

Location: Longmont, CO, USA

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