Inlailawatash focuses on projects that rehabilitate or enhance areas that have sustained damage, either through human use or natural disturbance. Inlailawatash offers expertise in the analysis and rehabilitation of urban, parkland, and forested ecosystems. Inlailawatash has a comprehensive understanding of natural ecosystem succession and processes, offers expertise in projects ranging from basic debris clean up and re-vegetation using native plant and tree species, to more extensive bio-engineering projects, such as slope stabilization and drainage solutions. Inlailawatash also offers expertise in all aspects of Species at Risk identification, analysis, planning, mapping and habitat restoration.
Specific services provided include: - Ecosystem restoration and enhancement
- Native species planting programs
- Non-native or invasive plant species management
- Bank stabilization
- Bio-engineering techniques
- Erosion control and soil restoration, including willow-wattling, coco-matting, silt fencing and seeding
- Habitat restoration and enhancement, including course woody debris management, wildlife trees, boulders and other natural features
- Expertise with Species at Risk, Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESAs), federal, First Nations and provincial legislation
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