Exo David and Izaak on survey boat

Exo David and Izaak on survey boat

Exo David and Izaak on survey boat

Exo David and Izaak on survey boat

Exo David and Izaak on survey boat

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Brushwood Installation to protect the saltmarsh on Packing Marsh & Cobmarsh

30th September 2021
by Izaak
in General, Uncategorised

Last week, part of the Exo team were out onsite installing brushwood coastal defences on Cobmarsh island and Packing shed island...

What they say

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

Renewable Energy Engineer

William Houghton

We were very impressed with Exo Environmental. They were quick
to mobilise, kept to a tight schedule and kept us updated throughout. When we requested additional work or tweaked the scope, this was dealt with quickly and pragmatically. Most importantly, the survey work, analysis and reporting was all completed to a high standard and was received favourably by the Environment Agency.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

Harbour Master Brightlingsea

James Thomas

The level of professionalism is apparent in the process and practice of Exo Environmental, their work is always documented, logged and the time allocated correctly to each element. In the role of project managers they have successfully delivered the €750,000 USAR (Using sediment as a resource) project despite a number of significant challenges. I will happily recommend their work to any organisation looking to award a tender writing or delivery project.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

RSPB Conservation Officer

Mark Nowers,

Exo Environmental have been an integral part of the Essex Little Tern Group for several years now. Their innovation and expertise was pivotal in seeing little terns fledge young for the second time in three years at Old Hall this season. This new work takes us to the next exciting level of restoring populations across the Essex estuaries.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

Somerset Drainage Boards Consortium

Iain Sturdy – Chief Engineer

Exo Environmental have brought experience, innovative thinking and practical know how, to our investigations into dredging in the Somerset Levels and Moors. As a result, the possible approaches to reducing flood risk, whilst providing benefits to agriculture and minimising environmental disruption are much clearer and we are encouraged that dredging trials, in Partnership with the Environment Agency, will start soon.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

Harbour Clean Ltd

Peter Moth

Exo Environmental has now worked with us on multiple projects. Of note recently was a large-scale dredging project on the non-tidal River Thames that had specific challenges relating to location, environmental issues and beneficial use of dredged sediment.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners

Jim Addison – Chairman

Throughout this project, the Commissioners and Harbour staff were impressed by the approaches taken by Exo Environmental and the specialist knowledge provided. The successful completion of the programme was a tribute to the positive working relationship between Exo Environmental, Port Flair (Bradwell) and Harbour staff.

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

University of East Anglia Coastal Physical Processes

Dr Trevor Tolhurst – Senior Lecturer

When I was approached by Exo Environmental to collaborate on a project investigating the use of geosynthetic fabrics to trap sediment and provide habitat for microbial biofilms I jumped at the chance. I could immediately see the potential of this innovative approach for building more environmentally friendly sea defences, providing both protection and habitat to support biodiversity.

Latest Blog Posts

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Brushwood Installation to protect the saltmarsh on Packing Marsh & Cobmarsh

30th September 2021
by Izaak
in General, Uncategorised

Last week, part of the Exo team were out onsite installing brushwood coastal defences on Cobmarsh island and Packing shed island...

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Torqeedo Electric Boat Engine

9th September 2021
by Izaak
in Ecology, General, Surveying

We are expanding on our use of Torqeedo electric boat engines by adding another battery to our arsenal. This allows us...

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Eco Reef Deployment

3rd September 2021
by William
in Ecology, General, Project Management, Research and Development

Exciting news! Last week we deployed our novel eco reef units in the River Crouch estuary in proximity of the Gunfleet...

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Our team was recently hard at work, building brushwood fences to protect saltmarsh on Packing Marsh Island and Cobmarsh Island. Check out the process! 🌊

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We have been featured in the new edition of All At sea magazine. An article featuring the Changing Face of Marinas Page 5⃣9⃣ and our piling habitats in Brightling sea Marina. 📰

Have a read here:
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Our team was recently hard at work, building brushwood fences to protect saltmarsh on Packing Marsh Island and Cobmarsh Island. Check out the process! 🌊

Thank you @JimPullen9 for the great drone footage. 🎥
#Mersea #Westmerseaharbour

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We have been featured in the new edition of All At sea magazine. An article featuring the Changing Face of Marinas Page 5⃣9⃣ and our piling habitats in Brightling sea Marina. 📰

Have a read here:
https://www.allatsea.co.uk/all-at-sea-the-paper/

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