Document Downloads Media Centre Downloads
-
Health Safety Security and Environmental Protection Policy
The health, safety and security of our employees, contractors and those who may be affected by our operations is an integral part of our business. Our goal is zero harm to people and the environment.
-
Environmental Policy
GMSL Environmental Policy
-
EnergyOcean10 Presentation
Paper given by John Morse, Business Development Manager (Renewables) at EnergyOcean International, in Florida. The paper was presented in June 2010.
-
Charting Progress 2: The State of UK Seas
Charting Progress 2 is a comprehensive review of the state of our seas and reports on progress since the previous review published in 2005. Arguably Charting Progress 2 is of greater significance than its predecessor, important as that was. It is likely to play a larger part in shaping policy and the future management of UK waters. It provides the basis for beginning the transposition of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive and will help inform the new planning system being introduced under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009. The report not only provides an assessment of the state of our seas, but also includes a section on the productive use of the seas covering all the main commercial and public service activities. The report and the associated Government commentary acknowledge where there are gaps in data and knowledge.
-
CapabilityStatement for Offshore Renewables
Today’s offshore renewables developer is under increasing pressure to meet tough deadlines at a time of rising costs. If delays and/or additional costs later in the life of the project are to be avoided then the acquisition of high quality survey data is essential to provide developers with the information needed for the successful completion and operation of a development
-
Marine Protected Area Network Report
This project was focused on understanding the conservation and socio-economic aspects of the proposed MPA network within the UK and was undertaken within the context of the following aims: • To understand the different types of MPA proposed within the UK. • To identify key organisations involved in the MPA network and to determine how they interact to deliver the UK Government’s vision of clean, safe, healthy productive and biologically diverse oceans and seas. • To assess the need for additional information, training or assistance in the monitoring and maintenance of the MPA network.
Gardline Links
© Gardline Marine Sciences. Registered office: Endeavour House, Admiralty Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 3NG.
Registered in England No. 02571313, VAT No. 640 4800 66