What we do · Service
Licensed clearing, with the forest treated responsibly
We remove vegetation along infrastructure work strips always under environmental permit — with forest inventory, fauna and flora rescue, proper timber destination and area recovery afterwards. Responsibility from survey to replanting.
Responsible management
The responsible management cycle
Clearing is not an isolated act — it's an end-to-end environmental process. Click each step to see what we do, from survey to replanting.
Before any cutting, we measure what's there: species, timber volume, protected individuals and sensitive areas. The inventory report is the technical basis for the entire licensing.
No tree falls without authorization. We file the Vegetation Clearing Permit (ASV) with the competent environmental agency and follow every condition of the license.
A team of biologists sweeps the area before and during clearing: scaring off and rescuing animals, caring for nests and burrows, and collecting native seeds and seedlings for replanting.
Only then is the vegetation removed — within the exact limit of the authorized strip, with proper technique and machinery. Directed felling, trained crews and isolated fronts so the preserved surroundings are not affected.
Timber and biomass don't become waste. Logs are bucked, stacked and destined according to the law — reuse, donation or regularized sale — and the remaining biomass gets proper destination.
The cycle closes with the area back to life: replanting with native seedlings, revegetation of support areas and monitoring of survival over time. The commitment ends with the forest recovered.
Our commitment
Environmental responsibility on every front
Clearing for every type of project
Highways and railways
Opening and widening of right-of-way strips.
Transmission lines
Easement strips under power lines.
Wind and solar farms
Accesses and platforms for renewable generation.
Hydropower reservoirs
Basin and strip clearing before filling.
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Our engineers handle the licensing, fauna and flora rescue, timber destination and recovery — from survey to replanting.