Скачать или смотреть Artificial Kingfisher Nesting Bank - Sleaford

In March 2022 Hill Holt Wood started work on Lollycocks Field in Sleaford to further boost biodiversity as part of the Blue/Green Corridor project. The project named ‘Looking after Lollycocks’ was one of four schemes aimed at improving connectivity for wildlife and providing better access and enjoyment of blue green spaces in the town. It’s all part of the £1.29 million Witham/Slea Blue Green Corridor Project, a partnership scheme of work funded by the European Regional Development Fund, South Kesteven District Council, North Kesteven District Council, Environment Agency, and National Trust and designed to restore and reconnect each river and its corridors through the urban reaches of Grantham and Sleaford.



Improvement works can be seen on site and include the addition of this artificial kingfisher nesting bank to encourage kingfishers to nest on the site.

Kingfishers already regularly use the pond on site to feed.

For more information about the Witham/Slea Blue Green Corridor Project visit withamsleabluegreencorridor.co.uk