It's on us. Share your news here.
It's on us. Share your news here.
Bye bye! The US Coast Guard removed its nine buoys – federally maintained “ATONs” or aids to navigation – from Milton Harbor on Monday. In turn, the City of Rye hired McCauley Mooring and Diving Services of Larchmont, and they installed private ATONs on Monday. The private aids will remain until the City completes a dredging… Read More
Robin Mattheus, coastal geology research scientist with the Illinois State Geological Survey, joins Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to explain why water levels in Lake Michigan are dropping and what’s needed to repair the eroded beaches in the city. Source
Vessels in the Steveston Cannery Channel could be at risk of running aground and tipping over, possibly spilling fuel, if the channel isn’t dredged soon, according to the Steveston Harbour Authority (SHA). But the permit to do this work could take two years to be approved and the Steveston Harbour Authority needs about $5 million to… Read More
A group of Lake Country residents and business people are at a loss as to why the municipality is slowing their attempt to dredge Oyama Canal. They hope to get answers at tonight’s district council meeting. Andrew Spear, spokesman for Oyama Canal Far Management Society, says the group has the necessary approvals from the federal Department of… Read More
WASHINGTON—Sen. John Kennedy today announced $14.8 million in grants from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for coastal restoration projects in Louisiana. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is awarding the grants in response to the hurricane damage that impacted the state in 2021. “These investments will help make our communities more resilient against future… Read More
SOUTH HAVEN, MI — The U.S. Army Corps is shoring up eroded beaches this summer along Lake Michigan using dredged sand from harbor mouths. The Army Corps will dredge 18,000 cubic-yards of sand starting this week in St. Joseph from the St. Joseph River channel mouth. The Black River channel mouth in South Haven will… Read More
HOUSTON, June 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ:GLDD), the largest provider of dredging services in the United States announced today the exercise of the contract option to build a second 6,500-cubic-yard-capacity Trailing Suction Hopper Dredge with Conrad Shipyard in Amelia, Louisiana. With expected delivery in the first quarter of… Read More
Beachgoers will share space in the sand with heavy equipment along parts of the Outer Banks this summer as beach nourishment projects get underway to slow erosion along the storm-swept barrier island chain. Starting in Kill Devil Hills this month and continuing through fall in Duck, Southern Shores and Kitty Hawk, Dare County and the… Read More
SANTA ROSA BEACH — Eight years after it was authorized, and two years before federal funding authorization is set to expire, Walton County is working to revitalize a potentially massive beach nourishment program. At Tuesday’s meeting of the Walton County Board of County Commissioners, the county Tourism Department‘s interim director, Brian Kellenberger, got authorization to schedule public workshops on… Read More
Elected officials and community leaders joined Saturday to celebrate completion of new walking and biking trails at the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve. The work, begun five years ago, includes highway and rail improvements and environmental features. The project, a collaboration between Caltrans and SANDAG and part of the Build North Coast Corridor (NCC) program, includes $124 million of TransNet environmental… Read More
According to the latest update from Dare County on the Avon beach nourishment project, initial mobilization of equipment for the project is almost complete. Contractors are now waiting for the dredge Liberty Island to arrive after a dry dock period in the Gulf and testing has been completed. June 14 is the current estimated date… Read More
The US Coast Guard is scheduled to remove nine buoys – federally maintained “ATONs” or aids to navigation – from Milton Harbor on Monday. The USCG warned of the removal in a public notice back in January. The action is a result of extreme shoaling – in plain English lower water depths – due to silting… Read More
Army officials recently announced a $5.3 million contract award for dredging the Rogue River at Gold Beach. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers maintains navigation channels along the Oregon coast and dredging is an important component of keeping the Rogue River Harbor open for recreational vessels, including jet boats, fishing guides and sport fishermen. Corps… Read More
Construction on the New Orleans Landbridge Shoreline Stabilization and Marsh Creation project has begun! The project will restore 253 acres of brackish marsh and reduce interior marsh loss through shoreline stabilization. Read more: https://bit.ly/3m7HWo3 Source
We have been awarded and are currently working on the Naval Station Norfolk dredging project by the US Navy! Here, our tug Taurus and Derrick Barge Ironbound are at the Panama Canal heading to Norfolk, VA. from Long Beach, CA. The job in Virginia has a shallow water component which required us to send one… Read More