What is the purpose of the Scalby Ness scheme?

The scheme aims to tackle coastal erosion at Scalby Ness using nature-based solutions to enhance long-term resilience.

What are nature-based solutions in coastal erosion management?

Nature-based solutions involve using vegetative materials and working alongside natural systems to manage coastal change and provide environmental benefits.

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Nature to Save Scarborough Coastline

Q: How will the Scalby Ness erosion project be funded?

The project will be funded by a £97,000 grant from the Yorkshire Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Local Levy.

23 Feb

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Summary

A £100,000 scheme will use nature-based solutions to combat coastal erosion.
The project aims to build resilience by working with natural systems.
Community input and consultation with Sea Life Centre are part of the plan.

A significant £100,000 initiative to combat coastal erosion at Scalby Ness in Scarborough is expected to receive approval. This scheme is designed to implement environmentally sustainable, nature-based solutions, focusing on vegetative materials to bolster natural systems.

The project, funded by a £97,000 grant from the Yorkshire Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Local Levy, seeks to understand coastal processes for designing long-term resilient solutions. These methods are anticipated to yield wider environmental benefits, including carbon capture and biodiversity net gain.