Spirited comeback win for Grace’s Guardians at Warrior Park
Grace’s Guardians travelled to Warrior Park for their latest MAI League game against West Hull OGs. After several weeks without league action, the travelling squad was light on numbers, with just 12 players making the trip. The game kicked off at 12, and the Guardians...
Bird observatory charity reaches final of national ‘green growth’ awards
Environmental charity Spurn Bird Observatory Trust has made it to the final of a national awards scheme after impressing judges with its approach to driving growth through sustainability. The Kilnsea-based trust has been selected as a finalist for the first-ever Green...
Dramatic increase in coastal erosion ‘will leave towns isolated’
Some of the largest-ever losses of land have been recorded in the latest clifftop erosion survey along the Holderness coast. Last winter’s exceptional weather – which included 11 named storms and record rainfall – dramatically accelerated the rate of erosion in some...
Chance to play hands-on role in restoring marine habitats
Visitors to the Deep in Hull are being invited to make seagrass seed bags to be planted at Spurn Point as part of Wilder Humber’s third annual Super Seagrass Festival. A pioneering partnership between Ørsted and Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Wildlife Trusts, Wilder...
Groundbreaking project to reintroduce 500,000 native oysters into estuary
by Angus Young A pioneering wildlife project aimed at restoring an oyster reef in the Humber is breaking new ground after opening the UK’s first on-site nursery at Spurn Point. Millions of tiny larvae spawned at an oyster hatchery in Scotland are being bedded on...
