Successful Landscape Recovery Pilot Bid for the Lincoln and Witham Valley Farming and Nature Network

Successful Landscape Recovery Pilot Bid for the Lincoln and Witham Valley Farming and Nature Network

Successful Landscape Recovery Pilot Bid for the Lincoln and Witham Valley Farming and Nature Network  

A group of 30 landowners with 6200 ha of land, stretching from inner Lincoln towards Newark along the Witham Valley, has been successful in a bid for a Landscape Recovery pilot.

Landscape Recovery is one of the new post-Brexit Environmental Land Management Schemes and is designed to encourage long-term, large-scale projects – and this round is focused on net zero, protected sites and wildlife rich habitats.

The funding is for a 2 year Development Phase during which The Lincoln and Witham Valley Farming and Nature Network will work up detailed plans to:

  • improve and link the many existing protected wildlife sites in the project area with corridors for nature
  • explore how farming in-between can become more resilient, sustainable, and nature-friendly
  • deliver benefits for the communities that live in and visit the area
  • work out a blend of government and private sector finance to pay for the activities

To find out more about Landscape Recovery projects please visit:

https://defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2023/11/29/round-two-projects/

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