Wildlife Watch

North Lincolnshire Council has adopted the Waters Edge Visitor Centre as the communication and transmission hub for the region wide "Wildlife Surveillance Network".

The Network uses state of the art discrete and high-powered video cameras to link together hidden wildlife with the local community who live and work around the Humber Estuary. Yet the bounds of the project reach further than this. Not only will images and sounds be broadcast to the new centre at Waters' Edge but also through this web site and therefore enabling the wider community to join in and share their own wildlife.

In The Waters' Edge Centre images and sounds beamed from the park and surrounding area will be shown on large screens and interactive displays. This has been made possible by using the latest fibre optic and digital wireless technology.

Humber Bridge Camera

A wireless network links the Visitor Centre at Waters Edge to a Pan, Tilt and Zoom camera on the eastern tower (south side) of the Humber Bridge. This camera will give the visitor an over view of the park. From the visitor centere you will be able to control the movement and zoom of the camera to focus in on different areas of the park, and other areas of interest such as reads island.