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Soil Erosion Control Methods
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Sediment control techniques, which entail reducing the amount of sediment that leaves a site, are often used to prevent erosion. Sediment control is a practice or device designed to keep erased soil on a construction site so that it does not wash off and cause water pollution in a nearby stream, river, lake, or sea.
How to prevent and control sediment loss
•	Minimize site disturbance, and prevention is better than cure.
•	Divert uncontaminated stormwater and avoid contaminating stormwater with sediment.
•	Minimize the potential for erosion.
•	Minimize contaminated water leaving the site.
•	Use sediment control devices.
Erosion control matting, also known as "rolled erosion control products" or "erosion control blankets," provides a temporary Soil Stabilisation solution that involves applying a mat or blanket made from organic or synthetic material to the soil surface to protect against erosion forces.
Envirostay understands the complexities of dealing with erosion control and water management onsite. It helps protect soils, primarily on slopes, from the adverse impact of rain. They can also provide a useful layer of mulch that helps promote the germination of seeds. Erosion control blankets are also an extremely cost-effective solution to controlling erosion and promoting slope stabilization.
You can protect eroded land by following some of these steps, such as,
•	Mulch or compost can be used in tree and shrub beds or in areas where vegetation is difficult to grow.
•	Plants for erosion control
•	Soil fertility, or PH, sometimes needs improvement to grow appropriate vegetation.
•	Mixing compost into the soil can also help improve soil fertility.
Preventing soil erosion
•	Vegetation is a ground cover provided by plants; the roots of these plants will captivate the soil and inhibit soil erosion.
•	Matting the soil with the installation of a safeguarding covering like a blanket over the soil for the growth of small plants also helps in preventing soil erosion.
•	The application of mulch is a layer of material applied to the soil surface that improves the quality and holding capacity of the soil.
•	By constructing windbreaks, it also prevents soil erosion resulting from high winds.
•	Turning the slope area into a flat surface at the time of rain can prevent the soil surface from running down with water; it can be prevented by flattening the surface.
Envirostay Sediment control and Erosion control solutions in
•	Re-Vegetation
•	Slope stabilization
•	Erosion and sediment control
•	Dust suppression
Envirostay is a specialized company that provides revolutionary solutions for revegetation, slope retention, erosion control, and dust suppression for civil, mining, and construction slopes. Visit us at https://www.envirostay.com.au/.
 
 

