Restoring Biodiversity in a UK Tidal Estuary @Orsted
Restoring Biodiversity in a UK Tidal Estuary  @Orsted
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Climate change and biodiversity loss are two interconnected crises that must be addressed together. Learn more about our initiatives: orsted.com/en/sustainability/our-priorities/nature

We’re partnering with the Lincolnshire and Yorkshire Wildlife Trusts to restore biodiversity around the Humber, a large tidal estuary on the east coast of northern England. The pioneering initiative will restore seagrass and salt marsh and introduce half a million native oysters to improve the health and resilience of the estuary’s ecosystem.

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Restoring Biodiversity in a UK Tidal Estuary

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