Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust secures Heritage Lottery Fund support for Lincolnshire’s Wildflower Meadow Network
Tuesday 22nd April, 2014
Following the successful Life on the Verge project, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust has received a grant of £76,300 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for the new Lincolnshire’s Wildflower Meadows Network project.
Climate change leaving seabirds with nowhere to tern
Wednesday 16th April, 2014
One of the UK’s rarest seabirds could become a victim of climate change as rising seas and increased coastal flooding squeezes the UK’s coastline.
Drop the badger cull e-petition
Tuesday 25th March, 2014
The Wildlife Trusts are asking David Cameron, via an e-petition, to drop the Government’s failed badger cull policy and develop an alternative strategy for tackling bovine tuberculosis.
Searching for our green heroes
Thursday 27th February, 2014
Entries are being sought for the county's most prestigious celebration of environmental excellence: The Lincolnshire Environmental Awards 2014 are open for entries.
Coastal Flood - nature reserve update
Wednesday 19th February, 2014
Whisby Nature Park set to benefit from new footbridge railway crossing
Friday 14th February, 2014
As part of a national programme of level crossing improvements, the railway crossing at Whisby Nature Park is due to be closed, but will be replaced with a new bridge for pedestrians and nature reserve vehicles. It will meet in full the Equalities Act 2010 specifications.
A new nature reserve is being created on the Lincolnshire coast
Thursday 30th January, 2014
A new nature reserve is being created on the Lincolnshire coast
Coastal wildlife gets extra support
Monday 27th January, 2014
With the help of the Lincolnshire County Council, the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust has been able to employ a full time Warden for the Coast and The Wash.
Events at Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve
Wednesday 15th January, 2014
Gibraltar Point Visitor Centre closed but many events are still going ahead.
We've saved The Drift
Thursday 9th January, 2014
A precious stretch of wildflower-rich green lane called The Drift which forms part of the border between Lincolnshire and Leicestershire has been given increased protection following years of damage from off-road vehicles and can now act as a vital wildlife corridor for the future.
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