We bring our deep understanding of blue carbon as an effective decarbonization route, through scientific research, design and implementation of wetland restoration schemes, and key stakeholder relationships, to enable both positive environmental impacts and access to alternative funding.
We have over 25 years of experience in habitat restoration, such as managed realignment schemes, where we have been involved in all aspects of these schemes’ development Âfrom identifying suitable sites, designing the schemes, and monitoring them through construction.
ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø is at the forefront of blue carbon solutions globally and in the U.K.
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ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø developed the world’s first carbon code for coastal wetlands in 2014 and offers extensive experience with coastal ecosystems restoration and climate change adaption and mitigation.
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We are helping develop the U.K. Saltmarsh Carbon Code supported by the U.K. Government’s new as part of a distinguished team led by the
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ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø is part of the U.K.’s , which aims to create 100,000 hectares of healthy wetlands across the U.K. to help fight the interlinked crises of biodiversity loss, climate change and human well-being.
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ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø is involved with leading university researchers measuring the carbon accumulation on restored saltmarshes.
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1.5 K+
hectares (3,700 acres) of habitat delivered to date on ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø projects
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60 +
ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø projects in the U.K. are connected with saltmarsh restoration
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50 +
U.K. estuaries spanned by our projects
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5
of the U.K's largest managed realignment schemes involved ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø' support
From our newsroom
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NewsÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø and The Nature Conservancy to Develop Nature-based Coastal Resilience Implementation Plans for South Carolina
Read how we’re working with The Nature Conservancy to evaluate large-scale nature-based solutions that reduce coastal community risks and enhance the natural environment along South Carolina’s coastline.
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ShowcaseLower Otter Restoration Project
The Lower Otter Restoration Project is an ambitious, large-scale habitat recreation project funded and promoted by the Environment Agency in conjunction with landowner Clinton Devon Estates, designed by an integrated team of technical experts at ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø and constructed by Kier. Working with nature, the project is collaborating with the local community and key partners to adapt and improve the lower section of the River Otter, its estuary and its immediate surroundings for future generations.
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ShowcaseRestoring Saltmarshes for Climate Resilience
One of the U.K.'s largest coastal management schemes, Steart is an example of working with nature to restore habitats, mitigate flood risk and respond to climate change.
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NewsCapturing Blue Carbon in Coastal Habitats: A Q&A with Professor Nigel Pontee
ÍøÆسԹϺÚÁÏÒ»Çø¶þÇøÈýÇø Global Technology Leader for Coastal Planning and Engineering Nigel Pontee explains how the restoration of coastal habitats like saltmarshes can contribute to climate change mitigation.
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NewsBridging the Gap Between Decarbonization, Net Zero through Nature-based Solutions
Net zero requires action in two directions. On the one side, organizations must work to significantly reduce the release of emissions. On the other, they must support the removal of continued emissions from the atmosphere once decarbonization measures have been implemented. Nature-based solutions – also known as natural climate solutions - have a significant role to play in achieving net zero, spanning both emission reductions and removals.
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NewsUK Water Net Zero Carbon: Embracing the natural solution
Natural capital approaches are at the heart of the water sector’s contribution to a green economic recovery and net zero carbon ambitions, while forming an integral part of the industry’s public interest commitment. Click here to read our insights and watch our webinar.