Geological, geotechnical and drainage inspection of slopes will help to identify the hotspots on erosion. I agree with Peter on remedial measures. Heavy rainfall or bushfire affects the slopes. Alluvium, colluvium and filled material are erodible where there is no vegetation.
some techniques that can be used to prevent landslides due to soil erosion.
Slope stabilization involves reinforcing the soil on a slope with materials such as retaining walls or geotextile fabric to help prevent landslides.
Drainage control involves installing drainage systems and grading the land to promote proper drainage, and intercepting surface water runoff to prevent excess water from weakening the soil and increasing the risk of erosion.
Vegetation management involves planting and maintaining vegetation on slopes to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion.
Land use management involves regulating the type and intensity of land use activities, such as construction and agriculture, in areas prone to landslides to reduce the risk of erosion.
Structural measures such as retaining walls and soil anchors may be necessary in some cases to stabilize the soil and provide additional support to the slope.
application of any method should be done with extensive evaluation of the location, situation, expected outcome, cost significance, budget, etc. i.e. no one fix solutions, should be evaluated case by case basis.