Reed Bed Creation at Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve

This project involves creating 0.88 hectares of new reed bed habitat at the RSPB's Fairburn Ings Reserve in the Lower Aire Site of Special Scientific Interest. The work will include excavation to establish the reed bed, with excavated soil and material being relocated to elevated areas of the site, specifically to a section known as Big Hole. This habitat creation supports biodiversity conservation and wetland restoration objectives. Suppliers should note that the project requires excavation expertise, material handling and transportation capabilities, and knowledge of habitat creation best practices for wetland environments.