Total vegetation cover
36.2%
Below target
Target: >70%
Overview
Progress against your rehabilitation completion criteria
Your Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plan (PRCP) documents the completion criteria required for this rehabilitation site. This summary reports the objective, remote-sensing evidence GeoNadir has generated against the criteria that can be measured directly from imagery – each shown with the current metrics and a traffic-light status against the plan. Click on each section below to expand for more information.
Early-stage site – active intervention recommended
This first monitoring capture shows total vegetation cover well below target and bare ground dominating the surface, with a number of large bare patches. Revegetation and determining a defensible analogue reference site are the priorities.
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Criteria
01
Updated: July 2026
Not yet met
Vegetation and bare ground cover
Target: Vegetative groundcover ≥ 70% on outward-facing slopes and ≥ 30% on inward-facing slopes; no bare areas > 10 m².
Vegetation and bare ground cover
Target: Vegetative groundcover ≥ 70% on outward-facing slopes and ≥ 30% on inward-facing slopes; no bare areas > 10 m².
The site is at an early recovery stage, with 36.2% total vegetation cover across 4 ha – well below the >70% target, and no assessed area currently meets the cover threshold. Ground vegetation (under 1 m) accounts for 23.4% (0.9 ha) and mid-story (1–10 m) for 8.6% (0.3 ha), with only 4.2% canopy established so far. Bare ground dominates the surface at 63.8% (2 ha), including 30 bare patches larger than 10 m² (the largest 5,780 m²). Surface stabilisation and vegetation establishment are the primary constraints requiring active management.
Canopy cover (>8.0 m)
4.2%
Below target
Target: >15%
Large bare patches
30
Above target
Target: 0
Evidence: Vegetation cover assessment (RGB drone mapping)
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Updated: July 2026
02
Updated: September 2026
Not yet met
Vegetation health trajectory
Target: Achievement and maintenance of a stable vegetation condition over time.
Vegetation health trajectory
Target: Achievement and maintenance of a stable vegetation condition over time.
The multi-year satellite record (2020–2026, 318 scenes) shows an early, near-flat trajectory rather than active recovery. Site vegetation vigour (NDVI 0.275) sits well below the 0.580 analogue Woodland target and is improving only marginally (trend +0.0080/year), with just 13.8% of the site improving and 86.2% stable – which projects to roughly 86.7 years to reach the target on the current trend. Vegetation moisture (NDMI -0.228) is further below its 0.200 target and slightly declining. Establishing a defensible analogue reference and actively accelerating establishment are the priorities to bend this trajectory upward.
Vegetation vigour (NDVI)
0.275
Below target
Target: 0.580
Vegetation moisture (NDMI)
-0.228
Below target
Target: 0.200
Evidence: Vegetation health trajectory (Sentinel-2 satellite)
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Updated: September 2026
03
Updated: July 2026
Not yet met
Maximum slope indicators
Target: Maximum overall slope gradient within limits (≤ 15% grade); landforms geotechnically stable, with minimal erosion and no gullying or active scour.
Maximum slope indicators
Target: Maximum overall slope gradient within limits (≤ 15% grade); landforms geotechnically stable, with minimal erosion and no gullying or active scour.
Most of the site sits within stable slope thresholds – 71.9% (3 ha of 4 ha) is within the 15% grade threshold and suitable for standard revegetation management. 28.1% (1 ha) exceeds it, indicating increased erosion risk, and critical erosion risk (≥30%) is confined to 0.5 ha, with 5 priority sites flagged for field check. Erosion, gullying and scour features still require field confirmation on the ground.
Area > 15% slope
28.1%
Above target
Target: 0%
Evidence: Slope exceedance assessment (RGB drone mapping)
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Updated: July 2026