A natural invasion promotion work that combines a highly durable growth substrate (high durability substrate) and a seed fixation promotion net (Seed Catcher V2).
This construction method combines a high-durability substrate that is highly resistant to erosion and does not mix seeds, with a seed fixation promotion net called "Seed Catcher V2," which efficiently captures seeds that fly in from the surrounding area. This allows for the rapid natural invasion of surrounding vegetation even on uneven rock slopes. The natural invasion promotion method utilizes the inherent recovery potential of nature for greening, aiming for vegetation through plants that invade from the surrounding area without bringing in plant materials (such as seeds or seedlings) from other regions. This helps avoid disruption of local genetic diversity. Therefore, it can be applied in greening projects in areas with high environmental conservation standards, such as national parks, where obtaining local seeds (seeds collected from the construction site area or seedlings grown from them) may be difficult. Additionally, this method is effective in cases where it is challenging to introduce vegetation through seeding or planting on sloped areas, or when the scale of the slope is relatively small and there are natural forests nearby, providing a close source of seeds.
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【Features】 ○ The combination of a highly durable base and Seed Catcher V2 allows for application on rock slopes. ○ The Seed Catcher V2, made of easily decomposable resin, enables construction that considers the natural environment. ○ The Seed Catcher V2, which has water retention equivalent to a 2cm thick highly durable base, can be designed with a thickness that excludes 2cm from the thickness derived from the design of standard vegetation works. ○ By creating a highly durable base using organic growth substrate "Orga Soil" and erosion control material "Remi Control," it can maintain its function as slope protection work, ensuring that even if the unplanted state is prolonged, there is no concern about slope erosion and destabilization. ○ The three-dimensional structure of Seed Catcher V2 allows for efficient capture of airborne seeds, accelerating the speed of natural invasion. ○ The New Remi Forest method, which does not use plant materials, allows for year-round construction without being constrained by the timing of construction.
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Construction outline diagram A seed catcher V2 will be installed on top of a high-durability base that has been sprayed.
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Since our establishment, our company has played a role in the development of social infrastructure in our country through the construction of roads, railways, dams, power plants, and related businesses. We have also quickly adopted the concept of "environmental assessment," promoting projects that utilize specialized technical expertise in slope work, underground work, rock work, renovation work, energy and environmental-related businesses, and fire-resistant material manufacturing, while aiming for harmony between nature and society. Furthermore, we are actively engaged in "SDGs" and "Nature Positive" initiatives, and we aim to contribute to the preservation of the global environment and the realization of a sustainable society through the development of new methods and technologies that reduce environmental impact and enhance disaster prevention functions. Moving forward, we will continue to create a rich living environment and contribute to society through projects such as "infrastructure development" and "environmental conservation," with the mission of being a unique good company that provides "higher satisfaction" to many stakeholders.
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