Ørsted has launched a seascape restoration project in the UK to revive biodiversity-rich coastal habitats vital in the fight against climate change. The Humber Estuary, once one of the country’s most important natural areas, has suffered from decades of pollution and industrial development. Precious habitats like sand dunes, salt marshes, seagrass, and native oysters have declined, despite being crucial to climate resilience. To reverse this, Ørsted is partnering with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust to restore and strengthen the estuary’s ecosystem.

Runtime: 6 minutes
Format: Digital - 1.78:1
Language: English
Shot on location in the UK, 2023

Streaming: WaterBear

Mentioned: Ads of the World

Crew

Director – Daniel Debes Bruun

Creative Producer – Pelle Axel von Schantz Iversen

Cinematographer – Jonas Møller

1st AC & stills – Christian Lightbody

Prop Master – Sune Wildau Hansen

Editor – Daniel Debes Bruun

Colourist – Jonas Møller

Sound – Andreas Hayden

Music – Oskar Justesen

Production Company – pelle.studio 

Executive Producer – Pelle Axel von Schantz Iversen

Agency – Global Branding & Marketing, Ørsted’s in-house agency'

Head of Content – Coco Masters

Communications Advisor – Cecile Gerondeau

Art Directors – Johan Thermænius & Martin Kozak

Project Manager – Katrine Bording Kragelund

Participants

Caroline Carr, Jackson Sage, Samir Whitaker, Faye McGinn, Dr. James Wood, Laura Welton, Georgia Bennett, Cate Holborn & Andy Jayes

Special thanks to

Trust Rental, The Deep, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust , Finn Varney, Humber Nature Partnership, Coco Masters, Xavier Aaronson, Jan Bartnik, Tom Henderson, Mike Day, Rennie Meyers, Jórunn Ósk Ágústsdóttir, Anders Brinkmann, Petra Cahill, Emilie Erndahl Sørensen, Aleksandra Wojcik, Tue Rislund & Johnny Morrow