The NSW Government is delivering major improvements to maritime infrastructure and facilities statewide, including the Crowdy Head Boat Harbour. According to the government, work on the Crowdy Head project is progressing well with the crew ready to start dredging the harbour from Friday, October 31,
U.S. military and Republic of Palau government representatives hosted a public meeting at Koror State Constitution Hall yesterday to share information about the Malakal Port and Harbor Improvement Project Environmental Impact Statement. The meeting aimed to inform the public that an EIS is being pre
The South Australian Government will next week start sand replenishment works at Glenelg North. Due to the low tides anticipated next week, it presents a good opportunity to get the yearly Glenelg North replenishment works done. Commencing November 3, 2025, sand will be collected via excavators from
Maldives’ President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said that the land reclamation project in K. Dhiffushi – including the construction of a bund wall, shore protection works, and a seawall – will be completed within 12 months, adding 23 hectares of land to the island. He made this announcement yesterday, while a
Apex Envirocare has completed the dredging operations on the Hotham River. Dredging was carried out successfully with sediment now settling and drying out in the Geotubes at the laydown area, Apex said. “As planned, the correct equipment was used to ensure no harm came to the river bed or banks, whi
The City Government of Bacoor, headed by Mayor Strike B. Revilla, convened a meeting today with DPWH Engr. Donnie D. Cuna, OIC Office of the District Engineer Cavite Sub District Engineering Office DPWH IV-A, to discuss ongoing and future infrastructure projects within the city, with a strong focus
Victorian boaters can look forward to better experiences on the water with close to $1 million earmarked for boat ramp managers to improve access and undertake structural maintenance works and dredging across the state. 19 projects will be funded through Victorian Government’s recreational boating g
A proud milestone for the BMT team, the Bandy Creek Maintenance Dredging and Castletown Beach Nourishment Project has been nominated as a finalist in the Coastal Adaptation category at the 2025 WA Coastal Forum Awards. Completed in July 2025, this project repurposed dredged material from Bandy Creek
Transport for NSW recently commenced dredging operations in the Batemans Bay which are necessary to keep the Clyde River Bar open and navigable for both commercial and recreational vessels. The dredging work, which started in mid-October, should take about 3 – 4 weeks to complete, depending on the w
The Bacolod City government has started clearing a major waterway by using an amphibious dredger borrowed from the Philippines Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). Mayor Greg Gasataya said that the massive clearing and desilting of the Mandalagan River is ongoing to restore and rehabilita
Physical works have started on the development of L. Kadhdhoo Airport in the Maldives as an international airport, the President’s Office said. According to Maldives President, Dr Mohamed Muizzu, the scope of the contract includes the reclamation of 114 hectares of new land to accommodate a 2,800-me
The Maldives’ Ministry of Tourism and Environment has launched a national policy for sustainable shore protection, supported by technical and financial assistance from Japan. According to the Ministry, the initiative seeks to safeguard the Maldives’ environmentally sensitive and erosion-prone coastl
