Sizewell C has created a nature reserve at Wild Aldhurst (formerly Aldhurst Farm) habitat and wetland. The reserve includes areas open to the public for recreational purposes and is benefitting a variety of wildlife including water voles, otters, eels, amphibians, reptiles and birds, as well as rare plants. This rewilding conservation project will improve the biodiversity of the area, which is vital for restoring nature and helping fight climate change.
This new wildlife habitat on the Suffolk coast has been designed to compensate for some limited future land-take from the adjacent Sizewell Marshes Site of Special Scientific Interest during the development of the Sizewell C nuclear power station.
In this video, Steve Mannings, Head of Environmental Planning at Sizewell C gives us an insight into the transformation of Wild Aldhurst from an onion farm into a beautiful habitat and wetland.
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