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A Site Visit to Doddington Hall and the Lincoln and Witham Rewilding Project

Join Nature Broking and Great Yellow at Doddington Hall near Newark to explore the Lincoln & Witham Rewilding Project - a 6,200-hectare, multi-landowner initiative stretching from the urban fringes of Lincoln towards Newark along the Witham Valley.

Anchored by Wilder Doddington, the project brings together approximately 30 landowners across a diverse mix of arable farmland, river floodplain, heathland, and wood pasture. The project's ecological vision is genuinely ambitious in scope: large-scale wetland restoration and floodplain realignment along the River Witham, the creation of new heathland and wood pasture landscapes, natural flood management (a particular priority given the region's hydrology), and a transition to regenerative agriculture across the wider landholding.

Great Yellow is generating carbon credits through Isometric on this landscape-scale project.

The day will involve interactive sessions to understand more about how rewilding and carbon credit generation work together.

  • Agenda for the day:

    • Great Yellow will explain their programme including modelling and verification

    • Nature Broking will make the case for carbon and nature credits and offer more in-depth knowledge of the carbon markets

    • Nature Broking's Carbon Card Game

    • Lunch

    • Doddington Hall owner James Birch will talk about his role as leader of the Lincoln & Witham project and then take us out to show us the project.

Transport:

Either by car (own transport) direct to Doddington Hall

Or Kings Cross St Pancras: Dep 08:47 Arr Newark Northgate 10:09

Return Dep Newark: 16:05 Arr Kings Cross St Pancras: 17:21

Taxis will be organised to drive to and from the Hall.

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