Researcher Presents at Coastal Ecology Workshop 2025 in Dublin

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🌊🔬 EHCR Lab Successfully Hosts Nature-Based Coastal Resilience Session at the 2025 Coastal Ecology Workshop, Dublin! 🌱📈

Dublin, 28 November 2025 — The Environmental Hydrodynamics and Coastal Resilience (EHCR) Lab is pleased to share highlights from the 2025 Coastal Ecology Workshop, held from 24–28 November in Dublin. The multi-day programme brought together leading scientists, practitioners, and policymakers to explore ecological challenges and nature-based approaches to environmental restoration.

EHCR Lab researchers at the Coastal Ecology Workshop 2025

As part of this workshop, the EHCR Lab delivered a dedicated session on 27 November, titled “Building Coastal Resilience with Nature-Based and Eco-Engineered Solutions.” This session featured four presentations from EHCR researchers, each addressing innovative strategies to strengthen coastal ecosystems:

✅ List of the presentations are:

🧱 Integrating biodiversity into coastal defense: A comparative study of traditional and eco-engineered vertical seawalls in mitigation of wave overtopping
Presented by: Arman Habib, Postdoctoral Researcher

🌱 Experimental study on wave attenuation using a hybrid coastal protection approach with seagrass and artificial reefs
Presented by: Xihang Xu, PhD Student

🦪 Oyster reefs as a nature-based solution for coastal protection: An experimental study
Presented by: Hani Ghasemi, PhD Student

🐠 Coastal protection services provided by nature-based solutions through artificial or natural reefs: A systematic literature review
Presented by: Mirajul Hossain, Research Master’s Student

A group discussion during the event of coastal ecology workshop

The overall workshop featured two distinguished keynote speakers: the International Keynote Speaker, Dr. Edwin M. Everham, III, from Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, Florida, USA, who delivered his keynotes on 25 November, and the National Keynote Speaker, Dr. Aoife Delaney, from the National Parks and Wildlife Service, Dublin, Ireland, who presented on 27 November

🌍 The EHCR Lab is proud to have contributed to this impactful event, sharing research that supports the development of sustainable, nature-based coastal protection strategies. The Lab extends its gratitude to the organizers, keynote speakers, fellow researchers, and attendees for a successful and productive workshop.

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