Talk: Wilder Humber: pioneering methods to achieve seascape level restoration

Three people planting seagrass (c)Cate Holburn

Talk: Wilder Humber: pioneering methods to achieve seascape level restoration

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Seagrass, saltmarsh, native oysters, and sand dunes are all incredibly important habitats, but they are rapidly declining.

Event details

Meeting point

Old Coastguard Station, ///blame.tributes.trunk

Date

Time
1.30pm to 2.30pm
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About the event

Seagrass, saltmarsh, native oysters, and sand dunes are all incredibly important habitats, but they are rapidly declining in the Humber due to pressures such as climate change, pollution, and human development. Wilder Humber is an innovative project that brings together the restoration of these four habitats, aiming to restore and enrich nearly 40 hectares of the Humber Estuary. We are trialling a number of novel restoration methods to achieve this, including building the UK’s first saltmarsh and sand dune plant nursery in Saltfleet.

***Special offer***

Enjoy either a sandwich or toastie with soup or a homemade cake and hot drink for only £4.50. Redeem the offer by showing your ticket at the Visitor Centre when ordering.

Book your place via the link below. Alternatively, contact the Visitor Centre team on 01754 898057 opt1.

Booking

Price

£5 per person, booking essential

Suitable for

Adults

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Assistance dogs only
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Parking information

Please park in the main Visitor Centre car park
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Gibraltar Point Team
Contact number: 01754 762763