ICM's Aaron Salyer & Angus Jackson joined the World Surfing Conservation Conference 2026. Find out whats working, and whats new in the surfing conservation space.

A staged closure and dredging approach was developed to suit available plant, tide-window constraints and rapidly changing inlet conditions. The methodology supported safe delivery, considered hydraulic and morphological changes as the closure advanced, and helped achieve a successful emergency outcome with restored navigation access.

Selected through the City of Oceanside’s RE:BEACH competition, the Living Speed Bumps pilot is now being progressed through detailed design. The approach pairs compact headlands and an offshore reef with nourishment to retain sand longer while maintaining beach amenity and ecological value.

Great Sandy Strait oyster reef restoration - ICM safety in design, detailed design, RPEQ drawings, and protocols for safe, low-impact construction.

This project compiled and screened a wide range of coastal adaptation measures for Joondalup’s open-coast compartments, drawing on existing studies and global practice. The resulting long list documents key design considerations and local constraints to support the Draft CHRMAP and future option assessment.

The global spotlight has turned to Australia, with the Reef Builder project receiving UN World Restoration Flagship status, an award that recognises initiatives that support global commitments to restore one billion hectares.

International Coastal Management is inviting expressions of interest from graduate and early-career coastal engineers in Queensland, ahead of planned recruitment in the new year. The opportunity offers exposure to local and international coastal projects, hands-on engineering experience, and long-term career development within a specialist coastal consultancy.

International Coastal Management is proud to announce that founder Angus Jackson has been appointed to the National Committee on Coastal and Ocean Engineering (NCCOE). In this role, Angus will help shape national strategies that balance resilience, sustainability, and the needs of future generations, while protecting the places Australians love and depend on.

ICM welcomes Chadi Sabra as MENA Managing Director, reinforcing our regional presence with world-class expertise in coastal resilience and marine infrastructure.

ICM and RPS delivered an expert review to address erosion and breakthroughs at Bribie Island, guiding urgent action and long-term planning.

ICM led emergency works at Surfers Paradise Hardstand after TC Alfred - rapid design, materials procurement, approvals, and support.

International Coastal Management (ICM) is proud to be part of the expert review team supporting the Queensland Government’s emergency response at Bribie Island.

At the UN Ocean Conference, ICM shared proven coastal solutions and joined global leaders in accelerating action for ocean health and resilience.

ICM presented at the 16th National Coast to Coast Conference, sharing innovative solutions for coastal resilience, urban dunes, and marina optimisation techniques.

ICM joins global scientists at the UN One Ocean Science Congress in Nice, contributing insights on the future of ocean resilience.

Learn about Marina Development Plans from concept to construction, with design insights, regulations, and expert coastal engineering tips.

Are you looking for an experienced marina engineering team for your marina development or upgrade? Learn how ICM can help your project.

Designing a new marina is an exciting opportunity, but it’s also a major engineering and planning challenge. From choosing the right site...

Ready to upgrade your marina? We provide independent, cost-effective expertise to improve layouts and upgrade your marina infrastructure.

ICM’s coastal experts discuss Cyclone Alfred’s impact, erosion recovery, and coastal resilience in major media appearances across Australia.