Scientists have created the UK's largest living sea wall in Plymouth to encourage biodiversity.
The UK's largest living sea wall has been created in Plymouth.
Scientists will monitor the project over the coming months to assess any different species of flora and fauna that have taken up residence. The project is being led by the University of Plymouth together with support from organisations across the world. "These efforts have all been conducted at small, experimental scales but the Living Seawall in Plymouth is the first large, real-world-scale installation in Britain.
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