The Sturgeon Bank Sediment Enhancement Pilot Project, led by Ducks Unlimited Canada, focuses on restoring tidal marsh habitats in British Columbia’s Fraser River estuary. By utilizing sediment dredged from the Fraser River, the project addresses sediment loss caused by human activities, which has degraded marsh ecosystems. These enhanced marshes provide critical habitat for fish and wildlife while acting as natural barriers against coastal flooding, reducing risks for nearby communities. The project demonstrates an innovative, nature-based approach to restoring ecological health and resilience in the face of climate change and rising sea levels. By rebuilding sediment layers and fostering marsh regeneration, the initiative supports biodiversity and promotes sustainable coastal adaptation strategies. This pilot project serves as a model for integrating ecological restoration with flood management, offering practical solutions to the challenges faced by estuarine environments worldwide. Through this work, Ducks Unlimited Canada emphasizes the importance of collaboration and innovation in conservation.