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Andy Jayes has worked at Yorkshire Wildlife Trust since January 2021 and is currently a Marine Restoration Officer. His work focuses on seagrass restoration as part of the Wilder Humber project, one of the UK’s largest and most ambitious seascape restoration initiatives. In this role, Andy supports efforts to restore vital coastal habitats that enhance biodiversity, improve water quality, and help combat climate change through natural carbon storage. He works collaboratively with partners, researchers, and local communities to develop and deliver practical, science-led solutions for marine ecosystem recovery across the Humber region.

people walking in shallow estuary water off Spurn Point

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From decline to recovery: seagrass returns to the Humber

by Andy Jayes

7 February 2026

A Wilder Humber project trial demonstates the possibility for large-scale recovery of the estuary’s vital seagrass meadows

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From decline to recovery: seagrass returns to the Humber

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