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The BESE-mats, an oyster playground!

  • 26 January 2022
  •   Malenthe Teunis

BESE-mats restore oyster reefs in Florida

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Overview of publications about BESE-elements

  • 24 January 2022
  •   Karin Didderen

A complete overview of all published papers about the BESE-elements per ecosystem type

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Offshore wind farm pilot with BESE-reef paste

  • 5 January 2022
  •   Malenthe Teunis

Enhancing biodiversity and oyster reefs in offshore wind farms in the Dutch North Sea

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Mussel reef restoration using BESE-elements

  • 24 December 2021
  •   Karin Didderen

A paper on mussel restoration in Ecological Engineering! 

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Mangrove and oyster reef restoration on Sanibel Island, Florida

  • 22 December 2021
  •   Karin Didderen

In the week before Christmas we installed BESE-elements to protect the shoreline of Sanibel Island.

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Sea grass restoration in Finland, Sweden, UK and USA using BESE-elements

  • 18 November 2021
  •   Karin Didderen

Want to know more about seagrass restoration using BESE-elements? Read the paper by Tjisse van der Heide, Royal NIOZ on outcomes for Zostera marina...

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Sea grass restoration in Florida with BESE-elements

  • 14 October 2021
  •   Malenthe Teunis

Interested in subtropical seagrass restoration techniques? Read our latest paper, lead by Colin MacDonnell, University of Florida

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A review on substrates for oyster reef restoration, including BESE-elements

  • 31 August 2021
  •   Malenthe Teunis

Want to know more about different substrates used in oyster reef restoration and there pro's and cons? Read the paper of Alice H. Howie and Melanie J....

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Shellfish (oyster and mussel) Reef Restoration in Florida and the Netherlands with BESE-elements

  • 16 August 2021
  •   Malenthe Teunis

Succesful restoration of oyster reefs and mussel banks by using BESE-elements

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LARGE SCALE BESE-ELEMENTS REEFS ACCRETE SEDIMENT AND REDUCE WAVE HEIGHTS

  • 11 August 2021
  •   Karin Didderen

BESE-elements reduce wave heights up to 60%, compared to bare tidal flats, despite being placed in a highly exposed area

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