Revegetation plans are a vital component of sustainable landscape architecture, using native and site-appropriate species to restore disturbed areas. These plans not only improve ecological health but also align with municipal restorative buffer requirements, ensuring the landscape plan remains both compliant and environmentally responsible. The intent for this type of design is to stabilize the exposed earth from not only erosion, but to reestablish a natural vegetated environment for wildlife along environmentally sensistive state water corridors.