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Cain Bio-Engineering Ltd. is the UK's premier provider of environmentally friendly engineering solutions for all types of aquatic erosion, river restoration and river management problems. 
 
Key skills include the provision of Consultancy, Survey, Design, Construction and Maintenance services in the field of Aquatic Bio-engineering and light civils. Many of our most successful and cost effective projects are undertaken  on a design/construct basis.
 
Having been on the professional rivers circuit for 25 years we are proud of our pioneering techniques and environmental heritage and continuously strive to be the best at what we do. We hope  you enjoy  your visit to our site.
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CBE Launches River Restoration Youtube Channel
15/07/2010
Cain Bio-Engineering has launched a new Youtube channel 'RiverDoctor TV' to showcase river restoration and soft engineering projects
Restoration Open Day on the Avon
05/07/2010
CBE along with project partners host an Open Day to showcase recent restoration works on the River Avon SSSI SAC
CBE Sponsors Wild Trout Trust AGM
05/03/2010
Cain Bio sponsors the 2010 Wild Trout Trust AGM Saturday 10th April
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Wild Trout Trust

2009 Conservation Award - runner up
 

 Wild Trout Trust

2008 Conservation Award - runner up

Institution of Civil Engineers

Thomas Brassey Environment Award
 

 

British Waterways

Southern Region Waterway Conservation Award 
 

English NatureSSSI Award for Conservation

The 'Famous Grouse'

Award for Wild Trout Conservation 1998 - Winner
 

Avon Chisenbury                     Play Video
(Phase 1)

Project Brief
 

·         Restore an engineered, uniform channel to favourable condition using cutting-edge river restoration techniques.
 
·         Include key 'Water Framework Directive' features using a sustainable design, viz:-
 
·        Sinuous channel planform, variable bed profile, variable substrate types & distribution, variable marginal zones, bio-diverse riparian zone including ponds and wetlands



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