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"60 years of nature conservation from The Humber to The Wash"
Lincolnshire's Living Seas
Common octopus (Derek Haslam)
Common octopus
Able to move using jet propulsion, disappear in a cloud of ink or blend perfectly with its surroundings; there is much more to the common octopus than an ability to predict football results.
Found in temperate and tropical waters of all the world’s seas, including the North Sea off the Lincolnshire coast, the common octopus is considered amongst the most intelligent of all invertebrate animals.
For 60 years, the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust has been safeguarding wildlife havens. Now we must expand these and create a Living Landscape where our nature reserves are an integral part of the wider functioning landscape and not isolated oases.
Discover Lincolnshire's wildlife and wild places on our events... everything from gentle strolls in nature reserves to pond dipping and wildlife identification training.
The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust's vision for our seas is one of Living Seas where wildlife thrives from the depths of the ocean to the coastal shallows.
Wash Week is a week of events around The Wash and North Norfolk coast on 7 - 15 August 2010. Explore the history, wildlife and culture of the area with guided walks, talks, family events and a boat trip.
Grimsby School wins Lincolnshire Young Environmentalist Award 2010
On Thursday 8 July, the Lincolnshire Young Environmentalist Award 2010 was awarded by Rt Rev John Saxbee, Bishop of Lincoln, to the Lisle Marsden C of E Primary School
Wild about Lincolnshire is an annual free public event to celebrate the wonderful wildlife that the historic county of Lincolnshire has to offer. Sunday 24th October 2010, 10am-4pm at Baytree Garden Centre, Spalding
