I’m not suggesting a return to how the ecosystem was before Steelpointe, ecosystems are dynamic and change happens, constantly hearkening back to what once was never gets anything done after all. However, the fact of the matter does remain that the green spaces – closer to brown spaces in parts – of Steelpointe are an eyesore, and it would be prudent for the aesthetic sensibilities of the whole town if those green spaces were slowly converted back into a functional ecosystem. Broadly, there are two ways of achieving this effect: