Paul Learoyd News Today

A charitable trust set up to stop the destruction of our county’s natural habitats is marking its 75th birthday with an ambitious fundraising appeal.

The charity is trying to raise £1m to protect wildlife habitats as part of its 75th anniversary.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust is hosting a two-day event at Doddington Hall on Saturday and Sunday.

Ørsted is partnering with Lincolnshire and Yorkshire Wildlife Trusts to help restore the biodiversity around the Humber, a large tidal estuary on the east coast of Northern England. The flagship project will invest more than GBP 2.5 million to restore parts of the Humber on an ambitious scale not seen before.

Projects in North East & Scottish Borders, Cumbria and South Yorkshire will receive funding to support critically endangered species & habitats.

Three vital nature recovery projects aimed at tackling the climate and biodiversity crisis will receive a funding boost of over £11 million, led by

A new type of punishment from the Environment Agency