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Rapid Growth Project 6 Nelson Point – conformance monitoring
Protecting sensitive coral and mangrove communities through a complete diverless solution.
Understanding Western Australia's oil spill risk profile
In order to understand the State’s spill risk profile, the DoT commenced a state-wide marine oil pollution risk assessment to identify the environmental, social and economic priorities for the entire state.
Foreshore Beach Restoration
As part of the Port Botany expansion project in Sydney, Australia, restoration and beautification works were carried out on Foreshore Road Beach.
Dudgeon Point Coal Terminals project - environmental impact statement
The Dudgeon Point Coal Terminals project involves the development of two new coal terminals with a combined capacity of 180 mtpa throughput at Dudgeon Point, within the Port of Hay Point. NQBP required environmental approval for the project under separate Queensland and Australian Government legislation and terms of reference.
Burwood Beach and Boulder Bay waste water treatment works ocean outfalls
To support decision-making about future wastewater management options for the Burwood Beach and Boulder Bay Wastewater Treatment Works, scientifically robust environmental assessment programs were required to assess social and economic factors and arrive at a sustainable ongoing options for both plants.
Environmental impact assessment and conformance monitoring of South West Creek
The Port Hedland Port Authority (PHPA) planned to dredge eight berths adjacent to the inner port area of Port Hedland within South West Creek. Due to the size and nature of the proposed works, environmental approvals were required under both Western Australian and Commonwealth environmental legislation.
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Impacts of jetties and training walls on estuarine hydraulics and ecologies
Natural inlets on littoral drift shores comprising entrance bars, shoals and channels are continuously in a state of flux, changing in response to variations in controlling hydrodynamic forces such as floods, variations in the spring-neap tidal range, varying wave climates and rates of littoral drift transport.