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VIDEO: Stokes Bay, construction of the seawall
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VIDEO: Stokes Bay, construction of the seawall

Coastal Partners today released a very interesting video named ‘Stokes Bay | Construction of the Seawall’. The £1.2m project was completed in September 2024, and the Alverbank East Car Park along with the promenade reopened after being closed for several years to the public. Gosport Borough Council

about 1 year ago
Government funds coastal protection projects in Bass Coast
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Government funds coastal protection projects in Bass Coast

Urgent coastal protection works started in Silverleaves and Inverloch following an announcement by Minister for Environment, The Hon Steve Dimopoulos and Jordan Crugnale MP yesterday. Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Rochelle Halstead, said: “This funding is a vital step in protecting our coastline and ensuring

about 1 year ago
Repair work on Aldeburgh seawall starts soon
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Repair work on Aldeburgh seawall starts soon

Scheduled repairs on the seawall at Aldeburgh are due to start later this month, East Suffolk Council said. From Monday, 17 March, the Council’s repairs and maintenance contractor, the Water Management Alliance, will begin seawall repairs from Fort Green car park to the South Lookout. Cllr Mark Pack

about 1 year ago
TMU researchers partner in climate and shoreline resilience project
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TMU researchers partner in climate and shoreline resilience project

The Government of Canada has announced a $3.1 million investment over the next four years as part of the Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities (CRCC) Program. This funding aims to enhance climate resilience in Great Lakes coastal communities by co-developing regional-scale policies, plans, and actio

about 1 year ago
Adur and Worthing Councils: Spotlight on coastal protection plan
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Adur and Worthing Councils: Spotlight on coastal protection plan

Adur and Worthing Councils said that they plan to start work with the Environment Agency on improving Worthing’s coastal defenses this autumn, with a multimillion pound scheme to repair and improve the groynes. According to Councils, this is about protecting homes and businesses along the seafront a

about 1 year ago
Government plans to make Queensland’s coast more resilient
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Government plans to make Queensland’s coast more resilient

Queensland councils can strengthen their coastal hazard resilience with more than $6 million in grant funding now available from the Queensland Government’s pioneering QCoast2100 program, the officials said. According to the official statement, coastal local governments can apply for grant funding t

about 1 year ago
USACE seeks comments on Blackhawk Park bank stabilization
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USACE seeks comments on Blackhawk Park bank stabilization

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, is seeking public comments on a draft Environmental Assessment, or EA, for its proposed Blackhawk Park bank stabilization and erosion protection project. The proposed project is upstream of Lock 9 on the Upper Mississippi River on the Wisconsin si

about 1 year ago
Essex Wildlife Trust: New coastal project to benefit people and wildlife
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Essex Wildlife Trust: New coastal project to benefit people and wildlife

Essex Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Harwich Haven Authority have joined together to deliver a two-year project to protect coastal communities from flooding, alongside creating habitat for key wildlife species. The project is part of a £25-million program funded by the Environment Agency. Together, the pa

about 1 year ago
Montrose Coastal Erosion Project continues
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Montrose Coastal Erosion Project continues

Work on the Montrose Coastal Erosion Project has continued, with engineered sandbags now in place at the dunes’ low points, Angus Council said. These, “larger than your average” sandbags are robust and filled with quarried sand. They’ve been positioned within the low points in the dunes at the “pipe

about 1 year ago
Officials discuss San Diego shoreline mitigation study
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Officials discuss San Diego shoreline mitigation study

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District commander Col. Andrew Baker met with Rep. Mike Levin last week to discuss the status and future of shoreline mitigation for Oceanside, California. Baker and Levin were joined by USACE subject-matter experts, as well as partners from the City of

about 1 year ago
Rock armoring works in full swing at Trigg beach
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Rock armoring works in full swing at Trigg beach

The zig-zag pedestrian access ramp opposite Clarko Reserve in Trigg (near the intersection of Karrinyup Road and West Coast Drive) is being upgraded through rock armoring works, the City of Stirling said. Rock armoring is the process of placing large limestone boulders to absorb the energy from wave

about 1 year ago
Work on Thinadhoo Industrial Zone development moves forward
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Work on Thinadhoo Industrial Zone development moves forward

Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) has just released the latest update on the GDh. Thinadhoo Industrial Zone Development Project. MTCC said that the work on this capital development program is moving ahead, with overall project completion at 88%. According to MTCC, revetment construct

about 1 year ago
First part of Indian River Inlet dredging project almost done
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First part of Indian River Inlet dredging project almost done

After several months of hard work, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is about to successfully complete the first phase of Indian River Inlet emergency dredging and beach nourishment project. The dredging and beachfill of the north side of the Indian River

about 1 year ago
West Beach replenishment to start this month
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West Beach replenishment to start this month

Following a pause during the summer holidays, preparations to recommence beach replenishment at West Beach will begin the week of February 17, with the first deliveries of sand expected on February 24. By adding sand where it’s needed most, the South Australia Department for Environment and Water he

about 1 year ago
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