Ayebo Green Wall
A climate-resilient site strategy for dryland restoration
Restoration planned as a protected establishment process
Ayebo Green Wall translates a dryland-restoration idea into a phased ten-acre concept. The strategy responds to livestock pressure, water scarcity, wind erosion and establishment risk through a protected living perimeter, drought-hardy planting, micro-catchments, firebreaks and manageable blocks.
Planting alone does not create a resilient landscape. The concept needed to address protection, water, maintenance, fire and phasing as one establishment system while remaining clear enough for partners and funders to assess.
We led development-planning research, site-strategy framing, implementation sequencing and proposal communication.
- Frame the perimeter as protection, habitat and productive infrastructure
- Use drought-hardy planting and micro-catchments to reduce establishment risk
- Divide the site into manageable blocks with access and firebreaks
- Sequence quantities, maintenance and partnerships through a phased roadmap
- Site-strategy concept
- Planting and water logic
- Indicative quantities
- Implementation and partnership roadmap
- Climate resilience translated into spatial and operational choices
- Environmental risk integrated from the start
- A concept structured for technical review and partnership discussion
Bring this capability to a live brief.
Landowners, community organisations and resilience programmes often need to turn an environmental ambition into a spatially coherent, phased and reviewable proposal. We connect site logic, implementation and communication before detailed technical design.