Restoration and transplantation/relocation methods for natural environments - Eco-Unit Method

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last updated：Oct 09, 2013

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Eco-Unit Method for Restoration, Transplantation, and Relocation of Natural Environments

☆NETIS Registration☆ This is a groundbreaking method that involves cutting and comprehensively transplanting trees, as well as soil microorganisms, soil animals, buried seeds, and seedlings that inhabit and grow in the topsoil, in block form. 【Features】 ○ Significant reduction in forest formation time ○ Possibility of area-wide restoration ○ Applicable to various greening target areas ○ Compatible with a wide range of vegetation environments, from natural forests to grasslands ○ Labor-saving maintenance management such as mulching ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.

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**Overview and Procedure** Existing methods for restoring natural forests take a long time to return to their original state. The Eco-Unit Method (Plant Community Transplant Method) is a groundbreaking technique that allows for the rapid restoration of natural forests in a short period, addressing urgent environmental issues through heavy machinery transplanting of topsoil. The most significant feature of this method is its ability to secure topsoil as a Lifebank (a repository of life), enabling reliable and early restoration and regeneration. This topsoil transplanting and relocation method aims for "ecosystem conservation" by comprehensively relocating not only trees but also soil microorganisms, soil animals, buried seeds, seedlings, and young trees that inhabit and grow within the topsoil.