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"60 years of nature conservation from The Humber to The Wash"
Place of the month
Stormy skies over Gibraltar Point
(photo by Geoff Trinder)
The Wild Coast
Of all Lincolnshire's wild places, it is the coast that is the most nearly natural. Here, the processes of accretion and erosion, and tides and storms make the coast a dynamic place that is forever changing.
The whole of the Wash is one of England's finest wildlife areas, especially noted for wading birds and wildfowl which inhabit the sand and mudflats. Between Grimsby and Gibraltar Point there are extensive sand dunes, clothed in dune grassland and scrub of mainly sea buckthorn. There are also saltmarshes, freshwater slacks, and seashore of shingle and sandy beaches.
Join wildlife experts and enthusiasts for the 24 hour BioBlitz at Banovallum House, Horncastle on Friday 10 July from 4pm and Saturday 11 July from 10am until 4pm. Drop in at any time and join in with the activities including pond dipping, bug hunts, bird watching and much more... Free admission
The North Sea remains under-explored and with little protection for wildlife but, compared with historic levels, the total weight of fish in the North Sea has dropped by 99% due to over-fishing.
Wildlife Trusts across the East coast of England have launched a new website, northseawildlife.org.uk to help promote protection of North Sea marine life.
The Operation Barn Owl project run by the Association of Drainage Boards and the Wildlife Conservation Project has won the Lincolnshire Environmental Award 2009.
Purchase of farm will help restore lost fenland landscape
A grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund and support from other funding partners is enabling the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust to embark on an ambitious project to recreate wild fen habitat at Willow Tree Farm in south Lincolnshire.
Get involved with the largest wildflower survey of road verges. Volunteers are needed to help survey 2000km of roads and to discover which are the most important road verges for wildlife in south-west Lincolnshire, north-east Rutland and east Leicestershire.
