The Answer:
Land clearing involves removing trees, shrubs, and debris to prepare a site for construction or agriculture.
The process involves the removal of vegetation such as trees, shrubs, and undergrowth, along with any debris that could hinder site access or construction. Clearing also involves stump grinding, grading, and potentially soil stabilization, depending on the intended use of the cleared land. In some cases, additional erosion control measures or protective barriers might be implemented to manage soil movement and prepare for future landscaping or building.
