Lincolnshire restoration site boosts biodiversity 108% and aims for carbon and flood benefits
hortweek.comA landscape restoration project in Lincolnshire, run by Nattergal, reports a 108% increase in biodiversity. The site is also on track to deliver carbon sequestration and flood mitigation benefits. Endangered birds like skylarks and grey partridges, along with beavers, have returned to the area. The project shows how ecosystem restoration can support multiple goals at once: species recovery, carbon storage, and natural flood management. For those tracking nature based solutions in carbon markets, this is a concrete example of measurable co benefits beyond carbon alone.