Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust

10/09/2026

September brings the start of our winter wildlife talks programmes, with an incredible array of speakers all over Lincolnshire. If you've never been to one, make this the year you give it a go! There's no booking - just head along, grab a hot drink and maybe a biscuit or two, and enjoy a fascinating evening with like-minded nature lovers. You'll find all the details, area by area, on our website at lincstrust.org.uk/area-groups

10/09/2026

High tides! Please be aware if you are thinking of visiting Gibraltar Point over the weekend.

08/09/2026

What a photo - and what a moment for longstanding Trust supporter and regular visitor to Whisby Nature Park, Kevin Ward.

He told us: "We called early on Friday 4th September to Whisby and got such a surprise when we opened the hide windows of Hide 1. There were two bittern together out in the open! After almost 60 years of birdwatching my most memorable moment, and at a local Lincolnshire reserve too."

Thank you so much for sharing, Kevin.

08/09/2026

The weather is looking good for this tomorrow. We're looking forward to seeing those who've booked on - and there's still space if you'd like to join us. Lou has run a few of these relaxed workshops on our nature reserves now, and they always get lovely feedback.

Find more info and book your place at eventbrite.co.uk/e/mindful-sketching-workshop-tickets-1980081625444

07/09/2026

** JOB OPPORTUNITY **

Fancy this as your office and classroom? If you're passionate about nature and education, love inspiring people about wildlife, and dream of working on a thriving nature reserve, we want to hear from you. We're looking for a year's maternity cover for one of our fantastic Education and Community Officers at Far Ings. The deadline for applications is 4pm on Wednesday (9 September), so be quick! lincstrust.org.uk/jobs/education-and-community-officer-maternity-cover

04/09/2026

Our Whisby wardens has an unusual visitor in the workshop last month! Find out more about what's been happening on the nature reserve in their latest blog:

From the WOW anniversary celebrations at Whisby to an unexpected visitor in the workshop, and as many tasks as ever out on the nature reserve, August has been jam-packed!

03/09/2026

Skegness is buzzing today in anticipation of the arrival of the Tour of Britain cyclists, who set off from Boston this morning on a route that includes Horncastle, the Wolds and Spilsby. Find our team in Tower Gardens and enjoy fun free wildlife-themed activities as part of the festivities!

02/09/2026

It's been a wonderful season in the shorebird sanctuary at Gibraltar Point...

25/08/2026

Yesterday the Wilder Humber team completed our annual late-season sea couch cutting at Horseshoe Point, with all target plots cut and the arisings removed from the marsh. The work forms part of our ongoing couch cutting and monitoring trials, helping inform wider sea couch management.

The work was supported by the wider conservation team, our reserves colleagues and the Lincolnshire National Trust Ranger Team who provided additional capacity equipment and brush-cutter expertise.

21/08/2026

Red Hill nature reserve very early this morning. Those views are ALWAYS worth it!

Find visitor information at lincstrust.org.uk/nature-reserves/red-hill