Coastal and Estuary

We work on recreating and restoring intertidal habitat within the Tees Estuary and restoring native species. We are currently looking at creating seagrass meadows and re-introducing native oysters to the Tees but are also researching other mariculture which will improve the health and condition of the water as well as mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Projects we run for this work are:

Fish for Tees
IMMERSE

For more information or to discuss any work please contact our Coastal and Estuary Project Manager: Judy Power

Seagrass Reintroduction

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Our Fish for Tees project involves the reintroduction of native sea grass focused on marine restoration, intertidal restoration and riparian habitat improvements.

Native Oyster Reintroduction

Native Oyster reintroduction as part of the Fish for Tees project focused on marine restoration, intertidal restoration and riparian habitat improvements.

Intertidal Habitat Creation

This project is concerned with the construction of retaining structures to allow sediment to accrete and form steps of intertidal habitat, something that is much lacking along the banks of the River Tees. This project is a pilot, exploring options for intertidal habitat creation using natural materials as much as possible.

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