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Land restoration projects often begin with ambitious environmental objectives. Whether the goal is habitat creation, quarry restoration, brownfield regeneration, riverbank recovery or biodiversity enhancement, the
Across the UK, brownfield land is increasingly being viewed as an opportunity rather than a constraint. Former industrial sites, disused infrastructure corridors, redundant commercial land
Across the UK, thousands of hectares of land are undergoing some form of recovery, restoration or regeneration. Former quarries are being transformed into ecological habitats,
Sustainability is increasingly discussed within infrastructure delivery, yet in practice the most significant environmental outcomes are often achieved not through sustainability programmes themselves, but through
