There's plans to restore lost fenland near Bourne
It's hoped it'll encourage the return of iconic species to the area
Last updated 9th Nov 2020
Plans to restore lost fenland near Bourne will see a 30% increase in the number of fenland habitats in Lincolnshire.
The project aims to restore 50 hectares of farmland with hopes it'll become a home for a wide variety of wildlife.
It will also link up nature reserves, and create a multi-purpose wetland which will store water for agriculture and improve water quality.
It's hoped it'll help see the return of iconic species such as bitterns, cranes and swallowtail butterflies.