#30DaysWild Our wild word of the day is... Narcissus: Bulbous Eurasian plant of a genus that includes the daffodil. Wild flowers have a white or pale outer petals and a shallow orange or yellow cup in the centre.

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After 12 years, I've finally found another Athous campyloides, 50 yards south of my first encounter at LWT Wild News HQ!

The Lincolnshire Bird Trail is a partnership between Visit Lincolnshire, Lincsbirding, Lincs Wildlife Trust, RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍, Natural England East Midlands, @ntsandilands and Greater Lincolnshire Nature Partnership proving what can be done for nature and people, through partnership working!

It's #NationalAllotmentWeek! Buglife and The National Allotment Society are partnering up this week to acknowledge the importance of gardening with nature in mind! Take the survey to see what mini beasts are enjoying your allotment this week: nsalg.org.uk/news-events-ca…

What an exciting Partnership! Follow and support the South Lincolnshire Water Partnership on Linkedin and keep up to date with their activities! linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #MoreForNature

Looking forward to speaking at this year's Greater Lincolnshire Nature Partnership conference about the wider policy landscape of nature recovery. Excited to see all of our Partners and wider stakeholders there! #nature #partnership #biodiversity

I'm Greater Lincolnshire Nature Partnership conference to learn about how Lincolnshire can do #MoreForNature. Physical activity has a huge part to play in supporting nature, not just as a space to walk but to support biodiversity in the spaces around pitches and clubhouses. Active Lincolnshire Let's Move Lincolnshire

Great to address the Greater Lincolnshire Nature Recovery Strategy event in Sleaford today. A pleasure to reinforce the County Commitment to Our Natural environment and our partnership working across Greater Lincs #morefornature

Bigger, better and more joined up. Spent today at the GLNP conference understanding how projects like @ntsandilands will support the Greater Lincolnshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy. 🧩 #YourLNRS #MoreForNature

We're at University of Lincoln, UK Careers Fair today! 👋 Drop by and say hello, and find out how your passion for wildlife or the environment could lead to a career in nature conservation. 🦡

Privileged to have been asked to present at this event. Great to share my thoughts on Local Nature Recovery Strategies in the context of the wider nature recovery journey. #MoreForNature #YourLNRS #nature

Lovely walk on a sunny autumn day taking time to provide this late visitor! #dragonfly #odonata #Autumn #Autumnwatch #nature #sunshine #darter #walking

We have put together a flow diagram providing context to the current complex network of policies and legislation driving nature recovery: glnp.org.uk/news/policy-an… This diagram should be regarded as an overview and a snapshot in time allowing for future changes #MoreForNature

If you're interested in Greater Lincolnshire's Nature Recovery check out the GLNP's latest newsletter focusing on their conference and the first steps towards a Local Nature Recovery Strategy #nature #naturerecovery #morefornature #YourLNRS #Lincolnshire

Having access to nature is valuable for peoples health and wellbeing In 2019, Greater Lincolnshire was identified as the 2nd worst county in England for access to nature. By working together we can do #MoreForNature to recover the natural environment and improve access to nature

Thank you University of Lincoln, UK, Luke Bamforth really enjoyed delivering a guest lecture on nature's role in promoting positive levels of health and wellbeing and the importance of the health sector recognizing its value

Tune in to BBC Lincolnshire at 19:15 today, to hear GLNP Policy Officer Luke Bamforth discuss the importance of nature for health and wellbeing! #BeingWellWithNature

"Nature offers time away from your daily stresses" Thank you BBC Lincolnshire for having us on the show! If you missed out yesterday, make sure to follow the link below to hear Luke Bamforth discuss nature's role in health and wellbeing! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0… (18m50s)