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Tim Sands, Trustee of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, reflects on the Duke of Edinburgh's contribution to wildlife conservation in the UK

Spring was in the air during March and the warm spell at the end of the month triggered the arrival of the ‘true’ spring migrants.

We all love to get outdoors with our dogs, for the fantastic exercise and the chance to explore together. Here are our key facts and tips on dog walking to help Lincolnshire’s wildlife thrive this…

February was certainly an interesting month starting off with Storm Darcy and freezing sub-zero temperatures and finishing with that incredibly warm spell that lasted for a short period. It seems…

Summary of sightings from Richard Doan, Coast and The Wash Assistant Warden

LoveLincsPlants Project Officer, Aidan Neary, on discovering a deeper sense of place and understanding of his local patch

Last year, Richard Doan, Coast and The Wash Assistant Warden, collated a list of the bird species recorded by himself and local birdwatchers in the Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park with…

We may be a ‘wet’ nation, but wetlands – wildlife-rich, carbon-capturing oases – are in shorter supply than you might think. Wetlands have largely been removed from our landscape, and this loss is…

Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, finds that even familiar paths from home can deliver memorable moments in nature

Even on the cold, grey days of winter, signs of spring can be found. As Trust volunteer and former Head of Conservation, Caroline Steel discovered in her garden