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NAVARRE, Fla. (WKRG) — Crews have been working around the clock on Navarre Beach, making headway in the beach restoration project. Crews have been pumping in sand from about five miles offshore and distributing it onto the beach. The work has been done in phases from Gulf Islands National Seashore to about 900 ft east… Read More
The Newport Beach City Council may have ended years of back and forth over the disposal of contaminated sediment dredged from Newport Harbor after approving a plan Tuesday to use it for a pier extension project in Long Beach. The move is similar to how the city handled the muck scooped up when the Rhine… Read More
DuBOIS — Snow and freezing temperatures have not slowed progress of the Treasure Lake dredging project. Started in September by drawing down the lake’s water level by 10 feet, workers are currently conducting heavy machinery near New Providence Beach, with an estimated 80,000 yards of sediment to be removed. The $3.1 million project is necessary… Read More
A full dredging and cleanup of the serpentine in Crescent Park is slated to take place in 2026, according to the city’s five-year capital budget. The budget shows that the Department of Community Services will be looking to spend $250,000 in 2026 for the dredging. Many of the issues with the serpentine over the past… Read More
RODANTHE – The North Carolina Department of Transportation is set to begin work Friday rebuilding dunes and placing sandbags on a severely erosion-threatened stretch of N.C. Highway 12 here. Department officials are calling the $400,000 project on an 1,100-foot stretch of highway “a temporary solution to protect the highway from ocean overwash caused by extreme… Read More
Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – The City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, has received an additional $2 million in funding from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) to finalize the Laguna Cove Little Lagoon Natural Resource Protection Project. The new funding raises the total investment in the initiative to $6.4 million, all… Read More
The State of California’s decision to relax emissions mandates for rail and trucks but still enforce its Commercial Harbor Craft regulation is deeply concerning. It places vessel owners at a serious operational disadvantage and will drive cargo shipment to the state’s congested highways and over-utilized railways, denying customers and communities the option of the safest,… Read More
The City of Houston’s latest West Fork Dredging Program appears to be off to a fast start. Dredging began about a month ago and has already filled up approximately 10 percent of the placement area. The program was originally estimated to last two years. Before it’s all over, Callan Marine, the contractor, will dredge 876,672… Read More
Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio said Chinese port facilities at either end of the Panama Canal pose a military threat and could be used by Beijing in a crisis to shut down military shipping. Mr. Rubio, appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said President-elect Donald Trump’s comments about the need to restore U.S…. Read More
KURE BEACH — A beach town’s shoreline renourishment project has been postponed after non-compliant parking regulations caused a delay in getting bids. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had planned for Kure Beach’s renourishment project to commence this year between November 2024 and April 2025. However, after only getting one bid price at $37.5 million… Read More
Over $1.2 million in funding will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands. Over $1.2 million in funding from the Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program was awarded for three projects that are expected to restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands in Kennebunkport and Biddeford. Enhancing the wetlands will improve climate resiliency, enhance wildlife habitat,… Read More
“It was really heartbreaking for people, I think, after the flood, to not have the joy of the lake,” said Dylan Ford, Barnet’s selectboard chair. The July 2024 floods hit the small Northeast Kingdom town of Barnet particularly hard, severely washing out roads, stranding residents, damaging homes, severing water lines and inundating farms. Amidst the destruction, residents in search… Read More
The Town of Washington, along with local residents, are asking the public for help in reaching out to state legislators so that state funding may be secured for a dredging project on Deerskin River. The removal of a dam almost 20 years ago has led to a steadily increasing build-up of silt along the river’s… Read More
Orange Beach, Ala. – Following up on a plan hatched in 2017, the City of Orange Beach and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) have begun restoration work on natural areas on two islands just north of Perdido Pass. “During holidays, the islands host well over 500 boats at a single point in time and upwards of… Read More
DUNEDIN, Fla. — A popular Florida state park is on its way to recovery after taking a serious hit from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Sky Drones Pilot John Yanchoris captured the ongoing dredging efforts at Honeymoon Island, located off the coast of Pinellas County, on Sunday, Jan. 12. According to Yanchoris, the island, which welcomes… Read More