England Reef Ball Projects

• July 20,2004, Guardian Of The Reef Sculpture Series & Reef Ball Project Press Release
• History of UK Artificial Reef Scene
• England's National Rivers Authority. In February of 1995, two Bay Ball^(tm) and one Pallet Ball ^(tm) mold systems were delivered to Sussex for use in freshwater concrete lined canals. We did not receive any reports about the use.
• In Feb. 2000, An Oyster Ball mold was be sent to England to make Reef Balls for use in a public aquarium. See next article.
• SI News - Marine ecology meets webcam for postgraduate media study, "Reef Ball Wave Attenuation Study"
• Reef Balls in an English Aquarium 
  

Mold Owners

National Rivers Authority, Southern Region, Guildbourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1LD, ENGLAND, purchased 2 Pallet Ball and 1 Bay Ball mold system on 02/09/1995 with a lifetime unlimited use copyright license for the National Rivers Authority in return for 5 years location, studies and press. We did not receive any reports from them and therefore the license for these molds have now expired.

Don Hendy, a technical instructor in Southampton Institute’s Faculty of Media, Arts and Society, was donated a Lo-Pro mold by the Reef Ball Foundation.  His mold was licensed only for demonstration uses. 

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