Restoration of a peatland as a compensatory measure

Phase 1: Nearly complete clearing of the peatland using mechanized logging equipment operated by a subcontractor.

Partial stump removal and grinding of stumps and wood debris using a Prinoth Raptor 300 mulcher, followed by storage of the materials.

Phase 2: Neutralization of 5 drains, including the installation of over 700 ml of conduit on distribution plates to ensure access in sensitive areas. Thorough cleaning of the bottom and sides of the drains prior to backfilling.

Installation of waterproofing systems comprising 12 three-ply panels, 7 wooden plank retaining walls ranging from 5 m to 12 m in width, and 3 steel sheet pile retaining walls ranging from 7 m to 17 m in length at strategic locations, with depths ranging from 2 m to 2.5 m. Some of the fences were covered with anti-erosion wood wool.

Complete dismantling of the facilities and restoration of the municipal access road.