A New Venture for the Wildlife Watch group has been set up by Mick Binnion.
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Monday 13th February:

Wetlands for wildlife and people

is the title of independent farming & wildlife consultant, Roger Wardle’s Power Point presentation. The talk will look at the importance of wetlands for birds and a wide range of other species that contribute to biodiversity, and why there is a need to protect, restore and recreate various types of wetland.
Links will also be made to other potential benefits, including potential flood protection, water improvement, and tourism and recreation. There will also be examples of restoration and other wetland projects in Lincolnshire, including sites to visit.

Questions are encouraged during the presentation.

Saturday 25th February:

Group visit to Far Ings National Nature Reserve.

Meet at 1 p.m. at the Visitor Centre for a walk led by the warden, Lionel Grooby. Will we see the first signs of spring or will it still be winter?

"If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" - Percy Bysshe Shelley.

Monday 12th March:

Hedgerow Medicine

with herbalist Debbie Lincoln. Plant medicine is the oldest medicine on the planet. Trace the journey of medicinal plants from a 60, 000 year old grave in modern Iraq to the green fields and hedgerows of Britain. Herbalist Debbie shares the history, folklore and modern uses of some of our wild plants.

(There will be an opportunity for a hedgerow walk
on a Trust Reserve with
Debbie Lincoln on Saturday 16th June 2012)

Saturday 24th March:

Springtime trip to Snipedales.

Meet in the Country Park car park, (Grid ref: TF330682) at 1 p.m.
for a walk led by James Forrester.

Some parts of this reserve are hilly.

and R.S.P.B. Wildlife Explorers This is a national club for local children aged six years upwards,  young teenagers interested in wildlife and young people who care about the environment..

It is also the junior section of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
The registered leader for the group is Clifford Jukes,
who will be organizing monthly events.

For Wildlife Watch events, booking is required

N.B. The Webmistress takes NO responsibility for the new logo, other than reducing the size from Cinemascope to computer monitor.

Next Events

For further details see the Trust's Countryside & Wildlife Events leaflet or
send an e-mail to: cliffordjukes at hotmail dot com
More to follow later from Mr. Jukes.

Parents welcome.

No unaccompanied adults please.
This is owing to child welfare and protection requirements.

Mr. Binnion is
starting a ~

To find out more, click the link below

Reserve Work Parties

If anyone is interested in volunteering to work at
Tetney Blow Wells with Clifford Jukes, please ring him.

Contact Mark Tyszka, warden, for Eastfield Road reserve.
E-mail Mark at: mark.tyszka@tiscali.co.uk

This website was created on 21st. OCTOBER 2003.

The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust is an Independent Charity

Registered Charity No.: 218895