Eco-engineering project boosts port habitat

A close up of a Coastalock unit at Lyttelton

Source: Lyttelton Port Company

New Zealand’s Lyttelton Port Company is advancing port construction with eco-engineering habitat units to support marine life at a new reclamation seawall.

The initiative will see 220 ECOncrete Coastalock units installed in clustered formations to create intertidal and subtidal habitat, enhancing biodiversity while maintaining structural integrity.

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