MCCC acknowledges that landscape rehydration actions may trigger the need for regulatory approvals. If permits are required we can provide ongoing assistance in developing and delivering the required information for the approval process.

A key issue we face is the capacity of individual land managers to implement landscape rehydration techniques. Through our relationship with The Mulloon Institute and a range of ground-breaking regenerative farmers and educators we can provide capacity building services to a variety of clients

Our service includes advice and implementation of recommended monitoring of installations and structures to assist in revealing the apparent and measurable benefits of landscape rehydration. Monitoring can range from the establishment of photo points to drone footage, stream gauges, groundwater monitoring and even ecological monitoring. Monitoring is best considered early in the project so that baseline data can be collected or before photos and or footage recorded prior to the implementation of works.

MCCC can deliver your Landscape Rehydration Plan from the initial site review through the site assessment and plan to the on-ground works, in partnership with our specialist contractors and on ground supervisors. We can also advise on the ongoing management of installations with a focus on post rainfall reviews and remediation.