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This habitat improvement work is part of our Bringing the Limestone Becks Back to Life project, working to restore limestone becks across Lincolnshire. We are keen to involve the local community, and ... Read More about Branston Beck Restoration
Water voles are our fastest declining mammal, between 1989 and 1998, the UK population fell by 90%. They are classed as endangered and are now highly protected. The Lincolnshire Rivers Trust, as a ... Read More about Creating Havens for Water Voles in Lincolnshire
Floating Pennywort (Hydrocotyle ranunculoides) on the Witham catchment is a big problem for local river users and wildlife. It blocks waterways restricting access and reduces suitable habitat for ... Read More about Working together to tackle Floating Pennywort on the Witham!
Water voles are our fastest declining mammal, between 1989 and 1998, the UK population fell by 90%. They are classed as endangered and are now highly protected. The Lincolnshire Rivers Trust, as a ... Read More about Creating Havens for Water Voles in Lincolnshire
With support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the People's Postcode Lottery, the Environment Agency, InvestSK and Lincolnshire Cooperative, our ambition is to reconnect local people ... Read More about Reconnecting the Witham
Lincolnshire Rivers Trust are working on the Upper Witham Invasive Plant Species Project, a partnership project between Lincolnshire Rivers Trust, Local Angling Clubs and RiverCare with support from ... Read More about Upper Witham Invasive Plant Species Project
