The
following publications are available from the Lincolnshire Wolds
Countryside Service and can be ordered from the Request page
or downloaded as a pdf. Most are also available at local tourist
information centres and libraries.
Please note
- We are having technical difficulties with our on-line
forms, so if you would like to request leaflets, please
do so by emailing aonb@lincswolds.org.uk
The
Lincolnshire Wolds book: A new book on the Lincolnshire Wolds
AONB has just been published. The book is a collection of articles
on the landscape history and regional geography of the Wolds with
important known historical, natural and cultural information about
the area. The book will be available in local bookshops and also by
visiting
Oxbow Books.
Wolds News: an
award winning twice-yearly newsletter that provides informative
articles, news and events within the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Download this leaflet
Walking leaflets: 'Wolds Walks' are a
series of walks starting from various villages. 'Gateway Walks' start from
the market towns of Louth or Market Rasen. 'Interconnect3'
are
based on the InterConnect 3 bus route, linking
Lincoln, Market Rasen, Caistor & Grimsby.
See the range of these walks
to choose from. (downloadable)
Enjoy
the Lincolnshire Wolds
AONB leaflet:
general leaflet about the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB with things to do,
attractions and places to see.
Making the Most of the
Lincolnshire Wolds: this leaflet will help visitors and locals
alike to become more familiar with the villages within the Wolds.
Very helpful for a day out exploring the Lincolnshire Wolds!
Download this leaflet
(6.5mg)
Geology
of the Lincolnshire Wolds leaflet: a
detailed and very informative leaflet explaining the geology and how
the Wolds came to become what they are today.
Water of the
Lincolnshire Wolds leaflet:
explains how important the chalk streams within the Wolds is for
wildlife habitats, site of archaeological and historical
settlements.
Heritage
of the Lincolnshire Wolds: the Lincolnshire Wolds has been
inhabited for thousands of years. This leaflet helps you to explore
and understand more about today's landscape.
Ritual
& Religion of the Lincolnshire Wolds:
evidence of ritual and religion is found
throughout human society and the Lincolnshire Wolds is no exception.
This leaflet touches on some aspects of the influence that ritual
and religion had on the life and landscape of the Wolds.
The
Lincolnshire Wolds AONB Annual Review
looks back over the past year on the achievements
as well as key issues affecting the area and financial information
of the Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service.
Click here to download this report.
Executive Summary of
the Management Plan: this document is a condensed version and gives a flavour of the full
Management Plan.
Management Plan
2004-2009:
This plan was formally adopted by all relevant local authorities and
the Wolds JAC in April 2004.
Read more here.
The plan can be
downloaded from this website.
If you don't have
Acrobat installed on your computer,
you can download
it free at
Acrobat
Reader.
Contacts
The
Lincolnshire Wolds book: A new book on the Lincolnshire Wolds
AONB has just been published. The book is a collection of articles
on the landscape history and regional geography of the Wolds with
important known historical, natural and cultural information about
the area. The book will be available in local bookshops and also by
visiting
Walking leaflets: 'Wolds Walks' are a
series of walks starting from various villages. 'Gateway Walks' start from
the market towns of Louth or Market Rasen. 'Interconnect3'
are
Making the Most of the
Lincolnshire Wolds: this leaflet will help visitors and locals
alike to become more familiar with the villages within the Wolds.
Very helpful for a day out exploring the Lincolnshire Wolds!
Geology
of the Lincolnshire Wolds leaflet: a
detailed and very informative leaflet explaining the geology and how
the Wolds came to become what they are today. 
Water of the
Lincolnshire Wolds leaflet:
explains how important the chalk streams within the Wolds is for
wildlife habitats, site of archaeological and historical
settlements. 
Heritage
of the Lincolnshire Wolds: the Lincolnshire Wolds has been
inhabited for thousands of years. This leaflet helps you to explore
and understand more about today's landscape. 
Ritual
& Religion of the Lincolnshire Wolds:
evidence of ritual and religion is found
throughout human society and the Lincolnshire Wolds is no exception.
This leaflet touches on some aspects of the influence that ritual
and religion had on the life and landscape of the Wolds. 
The
Lincolnshire Wolds AONB Annual Review
looks back over the past year on the achievements
as well as key issues affecting the area and financial information
of the Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service
Executive Summary of
the Management Plan: this document is a condensed version and gives a flavour of the full
Management Plan. 
Management Plan
2004-2009:
This plan was formally adopted by all relevant local authorities and
the Wolds JAC in April 2004.
