The estuary's been through a rough patch, but with 12 groups on board and £4 million in the tank, it's about to get its groove back.
Restoring the Thames Estuary Brings Hope for Wildlife and Communities
The Zoological Society of London leads a 12-partner project to restore 320 hectares of coastal habitat in the Thames Estuary by 2030, targeting oyster beds, seagrass, and saltmarsh. The effort, funded by a £4 million grant, aims to reverse decades of decline and boost biodiversity.
Source: Restoring the Thames Estuary Brings Hope for Wildlife and Communities — Happy Eco News
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