Client: Department of Sustainability & Environment
Type: Design & Construct
Timing: November 2012
Works were undertaken to rehabilitate a walking track that was severely impacted by recent flooding. The site is in a very remote and highly sensitive area. The site contains significant native vegetation and cultural heritage significance from previous gold mining activities. Works including the flowing activities;
- Development and implementation of a Site Rehabilitation Plan
- Relocation of a heritage artefact (an old engine) to a heritage museum in the town of Walhalla
- Reinstatement of a previously excavated track to a natural walking trail
- Placement of large wood and vegetation for instream and terrestrial habitat
- Reinstatement of two river crossings
- Access track and drainage repairs

