Land Restoration
When undertaking land restoration projects, there are substantial benefits to be gained from using compost.
BSI PAS 100 compost derived from garden waste can act as a key component in the manufacture of replacement topsoil, as well as being applied to improve general soil quality on site. The role that compost can play in the remediation of contaminated land is also being considered through a number of trials.
Key Resources
Key Resources
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WRAP Resources for land restoration. You can:
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FROM WRAP's ORGANICS SITE
Case study - Lambton Cokeworks
Former Lambon Cokeworks has had a history of heavy mining & coke manufacture leaving the site contaminated and in need of remediation. With the help of compost, the land is now capable of sustaining woodland and grassland.Last updated: Thu 18 Sep 2008
FROM WRAP's ORGANICS SITE
Case study - Polkemmet
The project aims to transform the site of a large heavy mining site into 2 championship golf courses, leisure facilities & residential housing.Last updated: Mon 23 Jun 2008
FROM WRAP's ORGANICS SITE
Is topsoil costing you the earth?
the case for quality compost in brownfield regenerationLast updated: Fri 12 Oct 2007
FROM WRAP's ORGANICS SITE
Restoring The Land with compost
restoring the land with compost brochureLast updated: Tue 12 Sep 2006
FROM WRAP's ORGANICS SITE
Partners Sought for Compost Trials for Brownfield Site Regeneration
An open tender has been launched inviting brownfield site operators and their contractors to partner with WRAP (the Waste & Resources Action Programme) to establish a series of trials investigating the potential for the use of quality compost on brownfield land.Last updated: Fri 28 Jul 2006
External Links
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Groundwork
Groundwork is a federation of Trusts in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, each working with their partners to improve the quality of the local environment, the lives of local people and the success of local businesses in areas in need of investment and support. -
CL:AIRE (Contaminated Land: Applications in Real Environments
Promoting sustainable land remediation -
British Land Reclamation Society
The British Land Reclamation Society (BLRS) is a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary organisation concerned with the reclamation, rehabilitation and restoration of land, including contaminated, derelict and abandoned land from mineral working and former urban and industrial uses.
