This week, members of our conservation team along with our two marine interns have been at Spurn Point with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust doing seagrass seed collection to expand the restored area of seagrass along the Humber as part of the #WilderHumber project with Ørsted UK & YWT Living Seas

Is it too early to be thinking about Christmas? This roe deer seems to be in training #notareindeer

This stunning photo was taken in North Lincolnshire by Nathan Martin (nathdoesnature) on Instagram and is our August #photoofthemonth ! 📸

Sam from our Communications team returned for his second visit to Snipe Dales to see how work on the site can change on a monthly basis. This time included a close look at how the volunteers help out on a site like Snipe Dales: lincstrust.org.uk/blog/sam-dawso…

This week's #trailcamtuesday was captured by Warden Ruth Taylor at Saltfleetby - Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve last winter. This badger seems to be quite the detective sniffing out our hiding spot!🦡🔎

Horncastle #chalkstreams project launch 7th Sept
Lincs Wildlife Trust Banovallum House! Learn more and meet the partners who helped make this happen
Horncastle History & Heritage Society
Sir Joseph Banks
Horncastle WAW
Big 🙏EastLindseyDC for #UKSPF eastmercia.org/rejuvenating-c…
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The tidal creeks at Gibraltar Point mean the shorebird nesting sites can be particularly vulnerable to flooding. This year our wardens tried a pioneering technique to keep oystercatchers safe from the high water levels.
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One of our fantastic volunteers at the Willow Tree Fen viewpoint, Ian Gordon, captured these lovely pictures of a crane family flying over the reserve. The juvenile with the paler head and plumage is one of this year's chicks, now almost as big as the parent birds.

Enjoyable work day with Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Lincs Wildlife Trust at the beautiful Epworth Turbary, checking water levels in the peat bog by checking the monitors in the dip wells.

This past week has been wild for birds at Gibraltar Point, with thousands upon thousands coming to roost on our beach 🏖️ it even brought in a Sanderling from Orkney 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 & a Ringed plover from Ireland 🇮🇪 (with a few origins yet to be determined) & a suprise Osprey from today 🦅

'What have you seen this morning?' Knot much 😳😂
There's still time before the 7.26m high tide at Gibraltar Point 🦆

High tides at Gibraltar Point this weekend.

Please be aware that the road to the visitor centre may be flooded. You will still be able to park in the north car park during these times.

High tides are:
Friday: 8:44 am
Saturday: 9:27 am
Sunday 10:10 am

Protected sites like National Parks & AONBs should be the very best places for nature, but many of them are in poor condition🥀 #nature2030

Have you heard of #WilderHumber ? Delivered by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Lincs Wildlife Trust & Ørsted UK the programme will trial a seascape model, combining species & habitat restoration to maximise conservation benefits 🦪 🪸
This #NationalMarineWeek take a deep dive 👇
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This hungry visitor was caught on garden trail-cam on a very wet night last week by Louth Area Group member Jane Woodcock🦔🌧️

Do you have a camera set up in your garden? What wildlife have you discovered when you've played it back?