hlíðargræðsla
Hlíðargræðsla is an Icelandic term that translates to "slope restoration" or "hillside planting." It refers to the process of revegetating and stabilizing steep slopes, often in areas prone to erosion, such as those affected by natural disasters or human activity. The primary goal of hlíðargræðsla is to prevent soil loss, improve landscape aesthetics, and restore ecological functions.
This practice typically involves planting hardy, native vegetation that can withstand harsh conditions and anchor the
Hlíðargræðsla is particularly important in Iceland due to its volcanic nature, frequent extreme weather, and historical