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Species of the month
 
Blue tit
The colourful blue tit is resident in many gardens. Over the winter months, they from large flocks with other tit species and forage for food. But now, they are starting to search for a mate and a place to nest. Putting up a nest box in your garden is a great way to ensure that garden birds like blue tits can find a home this spring. 
 
But don’t forget, young birds are fed literally thousands of insects (mostly caterpillars) while in the nest. So if you are encouraging a feathered family into your garden remember that this goes hand in hand with gardening for insects too.
Help wildlife in Lincolnshire by joining the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust
Make a nest box: family box making events, nest box building instructions
 

 

 
 
Events for 2010
Get the new year off to a great start: see the stars, improve your bird watching skills, join the annual beach clean or discover the past of Willow Tree Fen. 
Events in February
Events in March
Local Area Group events
Go really wild with Wildlife Watch!
Children are invited to discover wildlife this Spring with “Wildlife Watch” the junior club of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Find out about Wildlife Watch events
Visit the new Wildlife Watch websites
Living Seas
The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust's vision for our seas is one of Living Seas where wildlife thrives from the depths of the ocean to the coastal shallows.
Our vision for Living Seas
The Wildlife Trust's North Sea Project
Launching the Vision for Living Seas (January 2010)
Celebrating the Marine and Coastal Act (November 2009)
 
Situation Vacant
» Temporary Biodiversity Services Assistant
A new opportunity with the Lincolnshire Biodiversity Partnership, based at the Trust's headquarters in Horncastle.
Situation Vacant
» Membership Recruiters
Could you help recruit new members for the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust?
Situation Vacant
» Future Jobs Fund Work Experience
Do you want to gain work experience in wildlife conservation? If you are between 18 and 24 years old and have been out of work for nine months or more then this may be of interest to you!
Situation Vacant
» Catering Assistant (part-time)
Are you looking for a new challenge in a catering environment? You may be interested in our vacancy at the Gibraltar Point Wash Study Centre.
60th Anniversary Appeal
Please help us to Safeguard Wild Lincolnshire
In this our 60th Anniversary Year we are making a rare special APPEAL to members and supporters for extra help. All donations of whatever size will be warmly welcomed.
Latest Press Releases
February 05 – Cosy room for two needed this Valentine’s Day
January 28 – Travel the world and discover wildlife - all from Lincolnshire
January 22 – Go really wild with Wildlife Watch!
January 19 – Give seas a chance!
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Country Diary ~ February
Broadcasts this month on BBC Radio Lincolnshire.
LWT Membership
Trust membership is now over 24,500 (January 2010), including the junior wing, the Wildlife Watch Club.
If you care about your environment and want to help protect wildlife and wild places please support the Trust by becoming a member.
 
 
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