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The direct impacts of mining disturbance to land surfaces are usually severe, with the likelihood of the destruction of biodiversity within natural ecosystems through the removal of natural soils, plants and animals (IUCN and ICMM, 2004). As a result, treatments aimed at restoring or enhancing the value of soils and areas by following necessary procedures such as improving the physical properties of the soil, regulating water conditions, soil regeneration applying technical or biological methods, strengthening embankments and road construction is very essential in mining areas (Pietrzykowski, 2014).

Short-Term Landscape Restoration through Optimal Management of Stockpiled Topsoil on Plant Diversity and Growth of Tree Species