Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ørsted Environment and Consents Specialist Faye McGinn explains the work Ørsted is doing to restore biodiversity in the UK’s Humber estuary. Go to orsted.com/humber-biodiversity-restoration to find out more.
The Humber estuary is one of the most important natural features in the UK. But decades of pollution and commercial development have resulted in the decline of precious habitats, such as sand dunes, salt marsh, seagrass, and native oysters.
Faye explains how the integrated seascape restoration project Ørsted is working on with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust will rejuvenate this vital coastal ecosystem.
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#TheHumber #Biodiversity #MarineBiodiversity #BiodiversityRestoration #NetPositiveSustainability #ClimateMitigation #RenewableEnergy
Ørsted Environment and Consents Specialist Faye McGinn explains the work Ørsted is doing to restore biodiversity in the UK’s Humber estuary. Go to orsted.com/humber-biodiversity-restoration to find out more.
The Humber estuary is one of the most important natural features in the UK. But decades of pollution and commercial development have resulted in the decline of precious habitats, such as sand dunes, salt marsh, seagrass, and native oysters.
Faye explains how the integrated seascape restoration project Ørsted is working on with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust will rejuvenate this vital coastal ecosystem.
Find us here:
orsted.com
facebook.com/orsted
twitter.com/orsted
#TheHumber #Biodiversity #MarineBiodiversity #BiodiversityRestoration #NetPositiveSustainability #ClimateMitigation #RenewableEnergy
