Tetney Marshes covers over 1,500 hectares of coastal mudflats, salt marsh, dunes and saline lagoons on the north Lincolnshire coast. The reserve forms an important part of the Humber estuary, which is one of the top five estuaries for birds in the UK, with at least 175,000 birds using the estuary during the winter months. The site is designated as Site of Special Scientific Interest and Special Protected area and protected under both UK and EU legislation. The RSPB has managed the reserve since 1975 to safeguard these important habitats for wildlife.
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Tetney Marshes Nature Reserve