How do you prevent a rockslide?

Preventing a rockslide involves several strategies, including the installation of retaining walls, drainage systems to reduce water accumulation, and the use of mesh or netting to stabilize loose rock. Regular monitoring and maintenance of slopes can identify potential hazards. Additionally, controlled blasting or scaling can remove unstable rocks before they pose a risk. In some cases, reforestation or planting vegetation can help stabilize soil and rock with root systems.