The Durand pit was a large site with numerous disturbed areas and pit faces, creating a complex landscape. To manage the site effectively, especially around mature tree groupings and an ephemeral wetland, the area was divided into distinct sections. This segmentation allowed for better material management and a more organized approach to rehabilitation. The sections were graded with gentle slopes for better stability. Existing topsoil piles found throughout the site were carefully utilized for topdressing, helping to restore the soil structure and enhance the growth of vegetation. Following the topdressing, the site was hydroseeded with a custom seed mix, in a HydroStraw All in One Bonded Fiber Matrix. Given that the site is used for camping and recreational activities, the lush, grassy areas will provide a pleasant and functional space for the landowners to enjoy. Project Statistics: Area ~32,250 m², Volume of material moved ~6,965 m³