Lower Otter Restoration Project saves rare plants from sea level rise
Some of Devon’s rarest plants are to be moved to new sites in the county as work continues on the Lower Otter Restoration Project (LORP).
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Some of Devon’s rarest plants are to be moved to new sites in the county as work continues on the Lower Otter Restoration Project (LORP).
A new website and interactive mapping tool was released by the Southern Environmental Law Center to allow citizens, activists, and policymakers to look at how both current and proposed infrastructure will fare in wetter conditions as sea levels rise in the coming years and climate change reshapes the Southeast Coast.
LORP project is working in tandem with a similar scheme in France Both projects are examples of work being discussed this week at the Coastal Futures
Lower Otter Restoration Project (LORP) showcases schemes to adapt to climate change.
Work to create creeks to the northern end of the Lower Otter Restoration Project site is now largely complete.