Wildlife trust wants marina silt disposed offshore
Sussex Wildlife Trust said Newhaven was a "protected area" that sat adjacent to the Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ).
- ▪Sussex Wildlife Trust said Newhaven was a "protected area" that sat adjacent to the Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ).
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Wildlife trust wants marina silt disposed offshoreImage source, Premier MarinasImage caption, The marina said there were limited options available for disposal sitesByTanya GuptaSouth EastPublishedJust nowA wildlife trust has called for a new offshore disposal site to be found for sediment dredged from Brighton Marina, saying it remains concerned about plans being explored off Newhaven.Brighton Marina has been looking for a long-term disposal site since Sussex Wildlife Trust successfully challenged a licence in 2025 for disposal of sediment at Rottingdean.The marina has said dredging is needed to maintain safe access and there are limited options available for disposal sites.
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