Ferry Meadows
Published: 01/01/12 By: admin
Lake banks had been washed and eroded leaving boulder stones with little vegetation or habitat. Pre-established coir pallets grown in the Water-Lines Nursery were installed with grazing protection.
Published: 01/01/12 By: admin
Lake banks had been washed and eroded leaving boulder stones with little vegetation or habitat. Pre-established coir pallets grown in the Water-Lines Nursery were installed with grazing protection.
Published: 01/03/10 By: admin
To increase habitat for lake fauna, in particular birds and fish. Client wanted to improve water quality.
Published: 01/03/10 By: admin
Turnkey solution for refurbishment of existing leaking ornamental lake.
Published: 01/03/10 By: admin
Erosion control to newly built marina banks and compensatory habitat.
Published: 31/12/06 By: admin
To stop erosion occurring to an established island in the Discovery Centre’s two hectare lake.
Published: 31/12/06 By: admin
To improve fish habitat and introduce attractive breaks in sight lines.
Published: 01/06/06 By: admin
The Environment Agency had determined that there were flood defence benefits by the creation of a flood storage area at Alkborough, N. Lincs to allow water from the tidal River Trent and Humber Estuary to flood onto the Flats during extreme events, thereby reducing tidal levels in the river and estuary.
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
To create a balancing pond without disrupting a developer’s build schedule.
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
To create the visual effect of the SS Great Britain ’floating’ on water in a dry dock.
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
To provide pre-fabricated liners for two ponds to house a rescued otter.
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
Welney Wash, the United Kingdoms largest man-made flood storage area, was originally constructed by the Dutch engineer Sir Cornelius Vermuyden during the 1630s.
