Conservation and Environment
These pages contain information on West Lindsey’s historic and natural environment, including Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and Trees and Hedges.
Please use the tabs on the right to navigate to the area you require.
Our guide to Conservation, Design and Countryside will show you more about the work the team is involved with.
For all other enquiries please contact planning customer care, on the number below, and a planning officer will make sure you are put in touch with the correct department.
All other enquiries: 01427 676 676 (select the ‘planning’ option).
Ancient Monuments
There are 100 Scheduled Ancient Monuments, this is a relatively high number, and reflects the rich history of the district.
Conservation Areas
The designation of a conservation area indicates the Council’s positive commitment to to preserve and enhance the quality of the environment.
Listed Buildings
A listed building is one that is included in the Statutory list of Buildings of Special Architecture or Historic Interest.
Trees and Hedges
At West Lindsey District Council we have a dedicated Environment Officer who deals with tree and hedge matters.
Conservation Photo Gallery
Featuring photos from the Caistor Townscape Heritage Initiative.
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) are areas that have been deemed to have such a unique natural beauty that they are a national asset.
Bio Diversity
West Lindsey District Council is an active partner in the development and promotion of the Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan.
Local Wildlife Sites
There are currently 38 SSSI’s in West Lindsey.
