River Eden estuary

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The River Eden estuary is a coastal tidal inlet in Fife, Scotland, where the River Eden meets the North Sea, noted for its rich birdlife and protected natural habitats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal tidal inlet
estuary
climate temperate maritime
country Scotland
designatedFor bird conservation
wetland conservation
flowsInto North Sea NERFINISHED
governedBy Fife Council NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType coastal wetland
intertidal mudflat
saltmarsh
sand dune
hasFeature reedbeds
saltmarsh creeks
sandbanks
tidal mudflats
hasLandUse conservation
limited agriculture nearby
hasProtectionStatus Local Nature Reserve
Ramsar site
Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
hydrologicalRegime tidal
importantFor migratory waterfowl
waders
wintering wildfowl
knownFor protected natural habitats
rich birdlife
locatedIn Fife
eastern Scotland NERFINISHED
mouthOf River Eden NERFINISHED
near Guardbridge NERFINISHED
Leuchars NERFINISHED
St Andrews NERFINISHED
partOf Fife coastline NERFINISHED
North Sea basin NERFINISHED
region Firth of Tay and Eden area
supportsSpecies ducks
geese
wading birds
threatenedBy coastal erosion
disturbance to wildlife
sea-level rise
usedFor birdwatching
nature study
walking
waterBody River Eden NERFINISHED

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