Strangford: Marine makeover for yacht club's seawall
By Emma Orr
Published on April 27, 2026.
The project aims to increase the variety of wildlife on the seawall, which is usually seen as a barrier to entry into the water. The first pilot run is expected to occur within a year, with the potential for significant change depending on the weather conditions. The project is also expected to expand further.
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