Flagstone – Stage 5P Creek Corridor
Regenerating the natural environment through rehabilitation and revegetation works.
Interface Landscapes was engaged by PEET Flagstone as Principal Contractor to undertake rehabilitation and revegetation works of the bioretention basin and surrounding areas in the Creek Corridor of Stage 5P.
This 15,500m² area, which borders natural bushland, is a vital environmental asset that supports water filtration, enhances biodiversity, and contributes to the overall health of the local ecosystem. The project plays a crucial role in preserving native flora and fauna while maintaining the ecological balance within the rapidly developing region.
- Earthworks and preparation
- Installation of site soil and mulch
- Supply and installation of netting to basin batters planting areas
- Supply and installation of 12,000 tubestock, 6,200 plants and 50 trees
- Supply and installation of turf to over 4,000m2
- Watering, establishment and maintenance
Earthworks and site preparation
Installation of tubestock, plants & trees
Installation of netting
Establishment & maintenance
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Stephanie Clarke
Development Manager - Peet
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Senior Landscape Architect