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Lincolnshire Limewoods

The Lincolnshire Limewoods is an area steeped in history and rich in wildlife. Discover ancient woodlands and quiet countryside or step back in time at one of the many archaeological sites.

The project is a partnership aiming to protect, enhance and promote the natural and historic landscape and features of the Limewoods.

Funding Partners - Lincolnshire County Council, Forestry Commission, Natural England, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust

Partners - Bardney Development Trust, East Lindsey District Council, English Heritage, Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire, West Lindsey District Council, Woodland Trust

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Visit

There’s plenty to see and do with walks, cycle routes, woods and nature reserves, abbeys and other visitor attractions on offer.

Barlings Ruin

History

Archaeological finds show local activity through the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic periods, and Bronze Age occupation.

Photo taken from South Kyme

Wildlife

The woods are teeming with wildlife including a healthy population of birds, dormice, reptiles and butterfly colonies.

The Lincolnshire Chalk Streams project training volunteers to spot riverflies and check water quality

Get Involved

We work with groups and organisations to provide opportunities for volunteering across the Limewoods area.

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Last updated: 16 January 2018

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