Woodland Trust

Adrian Isaac, of Boston, recepient of a British Empire Medal for services to the environment.

Boston man named in King's Birthday Honours List for services to environment

Pupils at St Peter and St Paul's School, Burgh le Marsh, have been getting funny for money.

Burgh le Marsh Primary raises £199.50 for Red Nose Day

A major tree planting project is underway at Burgh-le-Marsh primary school. Photo: Scott Daley

School’s major tree-planting project takes root

Rotary President, Dianne Tuckett with Wally Grice from Lincswoods

Development of Lincolnshire woodland, hedges and orchards

Farmers are working to grow food and plant more trees in the right place

Thousands of trees to be planted by NFU members on county farms

From left - Coun Philip Roberts (Horncastle and the Keals), Coun Natalie Oliver (Woodhall Spa and Wragby), Coun Danny Brookes - executive member for the environment at LCC and Ben Green from the Woodland Trust at a ceremonial tree planting in Horncastle to mark the partnership extension. Photo: LCC

County council supports tree planting by extending Woodland Trust partnership

A few of the experimental 'Frankenstein trees' at Yonder Wood

How the rise of the 'franken-trees' could help beetles, bats and birds

Harrison (Haugham and Burwell) Woodlands, a 482-acre site that is now owned by The Woodland Trust.

Ancient woodland near Louth will be restored after campaign success

Horncastle Market

East Lindsey District Council approves incredible multimillion pound investment ...

Tattershall's local County Councillor Tom Ashton was on hand to help give out the free trees and hedges. Photo: LCC

More free trees and hedge plants given away by council project

Harrison Woodlands, near Louth, is an ancient forest, spanning 482 acres, that was recorded in the Domesday Book. (PHOTO BY: Masons Sales)

Urgent appeal to raise £3m to save 'truly special' ancient woodland near Louth

Willingham Woods near Market Rasen.

Up to 50 free trees or 250 free hedging plants free in big giveaway

The 150-year-old oak - newly named Mr Silly Arms - has been named the UK’s perfect climbing tree.

150-year-old Gainsborough oak crowned Britain’s perfect climbing tree

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Ecohub event to meet the people keeping Horncastle green

The Woodland Trust is urging schools and communities to join the fight against climate change and nature loss by taking advantage of its latest tree-pack giveaway.

Claim free trees to help fight climate change

Andy Bond of the Woodland Trust at Banovallum Carr woods.

New quarries would cause ‘irreversible damage’ to woods, warns charity

Youngsters enjoying Wolds Wildlife Park's summer fair.

Wildlife park's summer fundraiser a big success

Wild crafts at Stourton estates during the Wolds Outdoor Festival.

Outdoor Festival Activity Day this Saturday

Alex Rutherford-Doak from the Woodland Trust planting trees at the Woolpack Inn, Louth. EMN-220317-101422001

Pub branches out to plant six new trees

Call for more trees to tackle the climate crisis; here's how we can all help

Off limits. Town councillors are coming up with a plan after it was discovered the new nature area created from a disused corner of Sleaford cemetery is contaminated with old asbestos particles. EMN-210923-145913001

Asbestos concerns at new woodland area

The LBKA has said people can help bees by planting pollen and nectar rich flowers in their gardens.

What's the buzz? Here's to help bees this summer

Plastic Free Horncastle says it is never too early to learn

Environmental group to host first Eco Hub

TCV volunteers check on recently planted trees off Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe (Picture: Kayley Rankin)

Call for tree-loving volunteers

According to the report, only seven per cent of UK native woodland is in good ecological condition (Photo: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

Why UK woodlands and trees are ‘approaching crisis point’

Have you ever wondered why birds sing in the morning? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s why birds sing early in the morning - and the dawn chorus explained

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New woodland plan needs land to grow

Youngsters from Busy Bees Early Years and nature Centre, with their gold award plaque from the Woodland Trust.

Pre-school wins gold award from the Woodland Trust for green activities

Heckington Parish Councillors joined pupils from Heckington St Andrew's Primary School to plant the 60 memorial trees to mark the end of the First World war and those from the village that died in it. EMN-190804-121541001

Memorial trees planted in village

Free trees have been provided by the Woodland Trust for a memorial project at Heckington. (File photo) EMN-190803-175711001

Heckington gets memorial trees

Halton Holegate CofE Primary School 10 years ago.

Ten years ago ... Honour for eco-friendly village school

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Council action to ease flooding fears in Woodhall Spa

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East Midlands going green, with 31,000 trees

Londonthorpe Woods. Image supplied.

New million-pound woodland and parkland project

Owlet Plantation Nature Reserve, Blyton

Celebration planned to mark end of improvements at Owlet Wood

Owlet Wood, which is now a hoot to visit for wheelchair-users, thanks to WREN funding.

Improvements to make Owlet Wood more welcoming to all

Free trees to be delivered to school and community groups

Schools can apply for free trees to help boost outdoor learning

Donald Bell, the first professional English footballer to enlist into the British Army and the only one to be awarded the Victoria Cross. EMN-161007-210736001

WWI footballers remembered

Owlet Plantation Nature Reserve, Blyton

Vandals damaged fence at nature reserve with an '˜axe'

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'˜Mindless' trailbikers destroybluebell woods

Some of the damage at Tattershall Carrs.

Lincolnshire bluebells destroyed by trail bikes
A beautiful carpet of bluebells at one of the Woodland Trust's top ten bluebell woods has been destroyed by trail bikes.

Bluebells in Tattershall Carrs Wood (photo by Katherine Jaiteh) EMN-160324-073827001

App launched for family trail

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Dig in for community tree planting event at Tupholme

READER LETTER: Nature Reserve - Help us to help nature

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Communities can apply for funding to manage or own areas of woodland

Used nappies were among rubbish dumped at Owlet Nature Reserve in Blyton

Used nappies were dumped at Blyton nature reserve

Waste dumped at Owlet Nature Reserve

Blyton: A visitor to Owlet Nature Reserve was shocked at the amount of litter

Budding photographers have the chance to enter the Woodland Trust competition this month EMN-150519-140137001

Budding Lincolnshire photographers urged to enter Woodland Trust competition

Russell Crowe as Robin Hood

Campaign to save Doncaster wood linked to Robin Hood

Worksop: Tree-mendous effort by Norbridge Academy pupils

Mild winter may be a threat to wildlife

Anston pupils’ green efforts