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Masterplanning is a phase done early in development, aimed to collate critical, multi-disciplinary elements that will enable a project hold together, without reaching the stage of detailed engineering for all elements. Foreshore masterplanning can be a challenge, as shores change over time. Implications for getting it 'wrong', even by a few metres, can include significant impact to foreshore amenity, or high costs to undertake retroactive stabilisation. It is not always easy

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With growing discussion on NBS and its application, here's a wildly empirical consideration of how riparian vegetation enhances foreshore...

The proliferation of coastal defences has been observed in many countries. While we are extremely fortunate in Western Australia to have...

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Unreliably stable, 'soft' rock shores are sometimes neglected from coastal zone policy, and have a playbook of obscure, sometimes...