Coastal Hydrology, Inc.

07/20/2015

Coastal Hydrology, Inc. had a great weekend with the guys at Little Environments PLLC catching grouper and even an octopus! We look forward to many more adventures with these awesome consultants and fishermen!

06/23/2015

While working on Big Barren Creek in the Missouri Ozarks, stumbled upon this beautiful Northern water snake with quite a full belly...

03/02/2015

Coastal Hydrology has been busy surveying for a design in a natural spring restoration project in Perry, FL

12/29/2014

Coastal Hydrology has been working diligently alongside Little Environments, PLLC to complete an environmental assessment and shoreline stabilization project for the North Shore of Oahu. Over the month of December our biologists conducted numerous terrestrial and aquatic flora and fauna assessments and are pleased to share some photos of our work...

09/13/2013

09/13/2013

While the use of natural materials is the preferred method of Coastal Hydrology, our hybridized treatment, incorporating elements of both natural and hardened structures, has proven successful in preventing erosion in higher energy systems while maintaining the environmental benefits often lost with stone revetments or seawalls. In such cases, geotextile containers, filled with sand on-site, are placed to control erosion, and are unique in that a composite layer surrounds the container, trapping sand and providing a suitable foundation by which seagrasses and shoreline vegetation may securely take root. Coastal Hydrology has recently teamed with Little Environments of Raleigh, North Carolina to further the use of geotextile containers in coastal erosion protection, restoration, and enhancement with the Waterways to Reefs Initiative, an initiative that is combining both companies experiences and expertise to utilize common spoils, such as from dredging and other coastal civil projects, and converting them into artificially stabilized natural reefs. With this initiative, Coastal Hydrology and Little Environments are able to offer municipalities and states more economical options for dealing with the waste their waterway activities generate while promoting marine production and reef enhancement. The Waterways to Reefs Initiative was recently featured in Geosynthetica magazine

09/13/2013

04/09/2013

03/11/2013

A great link for fly fishing the Sipsey Fork including lots of pictures, the Lewis Smith Dam generation schedule, and information for guided trips:

http://www.riversideflyshop.com/

A great little fly fishing shop on Alabama's Only Year Round Rainbow Trout Fishery! Offering Guided fly Fishing Trips, Fly Fishing Gear, and Good Fly Fishing Advice. Bremen, AL 35503 · http://riversideflyshop.com

03/11/2013

Great article desribing Alabama's ONLY year-round trout fishery on the Sipsey Fork below the Lewis Smith Dam including the habitat enhancement structures provided by Coastal Hydrology:

http://www.outdooralabama.com/fishing/freshwater/where/rivers/smithtailwaters/

02/16/2013

01/11/2013