Restoration work at Barmby on the Marsh wetlands aims to boost local wildfowl populations
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Restoration work at Barmby on the Marsh wetlands aims to boost local wildfowl populations

9 Aug 2026 · Originally published 7 Aug 2026 7/10 Original headline: Barmby on the Marsh: Where the great rivers come together
Conservationists have recently planted native species and cleared invasive plants at the Barmby on the Marsh nature reserve to reverse a decline in local bird numbers. By expanding the site's scrapes and managing water levels, the project aims to restore the habitat for lapwings, snipe, and other wetland birds that rely on this Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Source: Yorkshire Post East Riding Of Yorkshire
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