This year, we're looking back on the publication of the 'Flora of Lincolnshire' fifty years ago in 1975. The Flora was written by Joan Gibbons, one of Lincolnshire’s most…

Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust is happy to see three marine sanctuaries will go ahead, but is disappointed that Lincolnshire’s Inner Silver Pit will not get the protection it deserves in this first…

Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, looks back through time to find out why our flower-rich meadows and road verges are cut in the summer.

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

Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, on a favourite meadow flower spotted near to her home in the centre of Lincoln and the loss of meadows from our everyday landscape

Walking boots sit forlornly with no-where to go but a restriction on travel doesn’t stop exploration. As Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, discovers with the help of an OS map and ‘Trustees for…

Lockdown is forcing us all to re-connect with the green spaces that are local to us. For Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, that's not just her small garden but also the wide open space of…

A mass of white snowdrops are a much antipated sight in late winter and they have special adaptations to thrive in the cold conditions

Communications Officer, Rachel Shaw, discovers the hidden lives of one of our favourite insects.

Communications Officer Rachel Shaw joined a training session organised by the #LoveLincsPlants project and discovered there's more to creating a herbarium than just pressing a few flowers.…