Environment

Together, we'll explore ways to support a rapid transition to renewable energy while addressing the global biodiversity crisis.

The Natural History Museum inspires millions of visitors each year to feel connected to our extraordinary planet and understand the desperate need to act now to protect it.

In the UK Humber Estuary, we’ve embarked on a seascape restoration project – Wilder Humber – to improve the health and resilience of the estuary’s ecosystem.

Building a sustainable relationship with fishermen and other users of the sea is very important to us. Here you will discover how fisheries and wind farms can co-exist and help us make further improvements to the way we work.

Where do seals swim? We commissioned the Sea Mammal Research Unit to better understand seal movement patterns and how they interact with our offshore wind farms.

Working with Holderness Fishing Industry Group, we have conducted studies to investigate the effects of fishing in a wind farm by examining the ecological effects on shellfish at Ørsted’s Westermost Rough Offshore Wind Farm.