Shellfish reefs as shoreline protection – Eastern Scheldt

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Images

• Construction of a large oyster reef. – Leo Adriaanse, RWS
• Oyster reef at De Val, The Netherlands. – Anda van Riet
• Small oyster – Brenda Walles
• Settlement of small oysters.- Brenda Walles
• Sediment deposits. – Brenda Walles
• Flume study. – Walles et al., (unpublished)
• Depth analysis. – Walles et al., (unpublished)
• Area of influence. – Walles et al., (unpublished)
• Oyster transport. – Brenda Walles
• Handfilling gabions. – Brenda Walles
• Open spaced reef. – Brenda Walles
• Closed spaced reef. – Brenda Walles
• Fishing for oysters 1. – Brenda Walles
• Fishing for oysters 2. – Brenda Walles
• Construction of the large oyster reef on Viane (2010) – Brenda Walles
• Lee site of pilot oyster reef – Brenda Walles