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Help wildlife, connect with nature and take part in No Mow May – straight from your garden by letting the wildflowers grow (in May and beyond!)
There are many different ways you can go the extra mile for Plantlife – from organising a bake sale, running the London Marathon or planning your own plant-themed event.
Our corporate partners benefit from 35 years of experience in nature restoration so they can achieve real impact.
Become a Plantlife member today and together we will rebuild a world rich in plants and fungi
A perfect time to shine a light on these globally important forests which provide the perfect conditions for rare plants like lichens and mosses, as well as remarkable insects and mammals. We’re celebrating these treasure troves of wildlife for World Rainforest Day on 22 June and hope you’ll join us!
Wild plants and fungi support food chains, are a powerful force against climate crisis and underpin all life on earth. They enrich our natural landscapes, and their beauty and colours can calm our minds. But 2 in 5 species are currently at risk of extinction.
Plantlife is at the heart of a worldwide network that is spearheading the race to save plants and fungi.
Read how 2 lichens were saved, from a tree infected with ash dieback, in a translocation rescue mission in the temperate rainforest.
Did you know that the rainforest can glow in the dark? Or that it’s home to plants which were on the Earth before the dinosaurs?
What do you think of when you hear the word 'weed'? Join us as we uncover the myths #and delve into what it really means.
Wild plants and fungi support food chains, are a powerful force against climate crisis and underpin all life on earth. But 2 in 5 species are currently at risk of extinction. Plantlife is at the heart of a worldwide network that is spearheading the race to save plants and fungi.Join us to tackle the greatest challenge of our times.
Helping us to conserve wild plants and fungi involves many different activities. You can volunteer with Plantlife by getting stuck into practical conservation work or by data entry and research, or even campaigning and advocacy work.
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