Osprey Environmental Solutions’ reclamation process begins with site evaluation and planning to assess disturbance and set targets, followed by implementation such as re-vegetation and soil work, and long-term monitoring to confirm the land has returned to an acceptable equivalent land capability before certification.

Remediation addresses contamination, removing or treating harmful substances so a site meets environmental standards. Reclamation goes further, restoring the physical landscape, soil, and vegetation so disturbed land can support its intended future use. Many projects require both remediation and reclamation before a site is certified.

Traditional knowledge informs how Osprey evaluates land health and selects reclamation techniques, ensuring restored sites support the vegetation, wildlife, and cultural uses valued by local Indigenous communities, alongside meeting provincial reclamation criteria and equivalent land capability standards.