Holderness Coast: Key Areas Needing Protection - Wildlife & Ecology

* The Spurn Headland: This headland is an important bird breeding and migration site, and is also home to a number of rare plants.

* The Humber Estuary: This estuary is home to a large number of wading birds, as well as seals, porpoises, and the critically endangered white-tailed eagle.

* The Holderness Coast: This stretch of coastline is known for its dramatic chalk cliffs, which are home to a variety of nesting seabirds.