Our climate is changing and the demand for water resources is continually increasing, driving the need to enhance catchment resilience.
From fabricated solutions like fish counters to green engineering projects like leaky dams, our created assets are built smartly using recycled materials and low-carbon methods to reduce their environmental impact.
Our nature-based solutions and green asset creation programmes prioritise whole-catchment thinking, restoring water ecosystems to enhance climate change resilience, protect water quality, and secure sustainable access to water resources for people and wildlife.
Environment assets
- Channels, culverts, embankments & bridges
- Fish & eel passes & fish counters
- Flood defences & sea outflow
- Gabion baskets
- Lagoons, lakes, ponds, parks, rivers & streams
- Gauging & hydrometric stations
- Sluice gates
- Weirs
- Wetlands
- Sustainable drainage systems (SuDS)
- Invasive species management
- Groundwork
- Tree management
- Constructed wetlands
- Watercourses
- Aqueducts
- Access steps & platforms
- Badger sets
- Boardwalks
Environmental creation services
- Access fabrication & installation
- Bridge construction
- Constructed wetland creation
- Fish & eel pass installation
- Flood protection asset construction
- Gauging station equipment installation
- Habitat creation
- Headwall construction
- Natural flood management creation
- River re-meandering
- Site installations such as sample kiosks & monitoring stations
- Telemetry installation
During the first year of the Asset Operation, Maintenance and Response (AOMR) Framework, Stonbury have successfully delivered a programme of maintenance work and supported our incident response capabilities. Since the outset they have maintained a collaborative and proactive approach in helping us to deliver the desired outcomes.
Phil Pullen
Field Operations Technical and Contract Advisor – Environment Agency
Awards & Accreditations
A new fish counter & eel pass
A complex project in the South West of England, commissioned by the Environment Agency. The project involved the fabrication and installation of an access gantry, fish counter and eel pass, ensuring that fish and eels – an endangered species – are able to pass safely, promoting biodiversity and ensuring the species continues to spawn and thrive.