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FLOW MANAGEMENT AND PRESERVATION OF NATURAL AREAS

In the context of climate change, the preservation of natural areas, particularly wetlands, in the face of urbanization, is a topical issue. The construction of new structures requires us to study the management of water, whether excess or lacking, in order to control and preserve these environments.

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Technology at the service of a stable natural environment

Over the course of its many years of experience, the company has specialized in the design and implementation of structures and techniques to preserve, control, restore or recreate natural areas.

Processes used in landscaping and golf course construction: Rockfill dams are structures using rock to create barriers that control water flow and protect banks from erosion. Techniques such as drains to prevent water accumulation, decompression wells to release groundwater pressure, and pumping systems are also commonly employed. Dikes, retention basins and weir systems are designed to manage floods and minimize the risk of flooding. They often include features such as floodwalls and water detour systems. Finally, soil stabilization methods such as compaction and the use of geotextiles guarantee the stability of the structures.

The increasing frequency of floods and droughts, as well as the sometimes violent nature of these phenomena, call for appropriate engineering structures. It is crucial to manage water efficiently for domestic and recreational needs, while preserving natural resources.

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By combining its technical skills with a responsible vision of the environment, the company offers solutions adapted to today’s challenges related to water, biodiversity and the preservation of natural areas. Thanks to this approach, Gregori International contributes to the creation of sustainable, environmentally-friendly infrastructures for the benefit of future generations.