MESL Score 100% in Ring Test

MESL are proud to announce that they have continued to maintain their high standards in the NMBAQCS Ring Test by scoring 100% in the most recent test, Ring Test 38.

South Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation Study - Project Dissemination Meeting held at Southampton Solent University Conference Centre

February 2010 saw the completion of the South Coast Regional Environmental Characterisation study, an eighteen month research programme aimed at characterising the geological, biological and archaeological resources off the South Coast of Britain.  Bryony Pearce, Research Director of Marine Ecological Surveys Limited, presented the biological findings of this study at a project dissemination meeting held at the Southampton Solent University Conference Centre on February 10th 2010.  The conference was well attended with 52 delegates including government representatives, academics,

MESL partners Wessex Archaeology Consortium in prestigious Dissemination Project

MESL are pleased to announce that they are part of a consortium (led by Wessex Archaeology) which has been awarded the prestigious REC Dissemination project by the MALSF.

Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF) Science Review 2008.

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Summary of Technical Conference Presentations, Priority Themes for the Future & Projects Commissioned under Round 3 of the ALSF (2008-11)
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Marine ALSF Science Review: Aggregate Research in UK Waters. Annual Research Review MARINE AGGREGATE LEVY SUSTAINABILITY FUND 2006.

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Newell, R.C. 2006.  MARINE ALSF SCIENCE REVIEW: AGGREGATE RESEARCH IN UK WATERS. Annual Research Review - Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund 2006. Technical Report for the Living Land & Seas Directorate General of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). Marine Ecological Surveys Limited. BATH BA1  2AY.  52pp.
 
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Marine ALSF Science Review: Aggregate Research in UK Waters. Annual Research Review MARINE AGGREGATE LEVY SUSTAINABILITY FUND 2005.

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Newell, R.C. & Reeds, K.A. 2005 MARINE ALSF SCIENCE REVIEW: AGGREGATE RESEARCH IN UK WATERS. Annual Research Review – Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund 2005. Technical Report for The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). Marine Ecological Surveys Limited. BATH BA1  2AY.  111 pp.
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Marine ALSF Science Review: Aggregate Research in UK Waters - Research Summary for the Period 01.04.05 to 30.09.05

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Newell, R.C. & Jenkins, H.L. 2005 MARINE ALSF SCIENCE REVIEW: AGGREGATE RESEARCH IN UK WATERS. Research Summary for the Period 01.04.05-30.09.05. Technical Report for The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). Marine Ecological Surveys Limited. BATH BA1  2AY.  11 pp.
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IMPACTS OF OVERBOARD SCREENING ON SEABED & ASSOCIATED BENTHIC BIOLOGICAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN RELATION TO MARINE AGGREGATE EXTRACTION

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Newell, R.C., Seiderer, L.J., Robinson, J.E., Simpson, N.M., Pearce, B.& Reeds, K.A. 2004.  Impacts of overboard screening on seabed andassociated benthic biological community structure in relation to marineaggregate extraction. Technical Report to the Office of the Deputy PrimeMinister (ODPM) and Minerals Industry Research Organisation (MIRO). ProjectNo SAMP.1.022 . Marine Ecological Surveys Limited, St.Ives. Cornwall. pp. 152
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RECOVERABILITY of Sabellaria spinulosa FOLLOWING AGGREGATE EXTRACTION Pearce, B., Taylor, J. & Seiderer, L.J.

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Pearce, B. Taylor, J. & Seiderer, L.J. 2007. Recoverability of Sabellaria spinulosa Following Aggregate Extraction. Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund MAL0027. Marine Ecological Surveys Limited, 24a Monmouth Place, BATH, BA1 2AY. 87pp.  ISBN 978-0-9506920-1-2

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Part I Introduction and Methods

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