Rehabilitation and Biodiversity

Our aim for rehabilitation is to generate enduring land value, including both ecological value (e.g. biological diversity and other environmental values) and agricultural value (i.e. the ability to produce agricultural goods).

Air Quality

Blast & Vibration

Meteorology

Noise

Water Management

EPL Monitoring Data

Our rehabilitation activities at Cadia aim to generate sustainable landforms at the mine site and on Cadia-owned land by rehabilitating mine disturbed lands to:

  • Enhance biodiversity and add value to the current vegetation corridor program (ecological value); Allow for the future land use of sustainable grazing where appropriate (agricultural value); and

  • Retain areas that may be important for future industry and infrastructure needs and for cultural heritage conservation.

Progressive rehabilitation is undertaken throughout the life of the project, where practicable.

All Rehabilitation Monitoring reports are available as appendices to the Annual Review.