Turbidity Curtains

Turbidity Curtains and Silt barriers are used daily on marine construction projects to protect natural resources. Sometimes they are used correctly and other times not.

We want to hear about what is working, what is not, see photos, share your knowledge and experience on specific projects. Our philosophy is that we can learn far better collectively than individually, and if we can encourage a forum to do so with I think that we can all work together for the common good.

Our organization is dedicated to developing this into a useful tool, allow comments and input, to create a resource for regulators, educators and individuals.

This will allow users to learn more about what is being done by counterparts, new trends that are developing globally and milestones reached.

Collaboration is certainly the best way for us to work towards common goals and we invite you to take part and make a difference....

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