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Yorkshire and Humberside
The region is perhaps most famous for the Yorkshire Dales and this outstanding landscape is as much appreciated by botanists as it is by tourists. The limestone cliffs and crevasses of this Important Plant Area are home to many rare alpine species not to mention a variety of wildflowers, bryophytes and algae. Away from the Dales there are also a number of key woodland habitats: Arnecliff, Parkhole and Bolton Abbey Woods are also designated as Important Plant Areas.
County Flowers
Find out what your County Flower is by clicking on your county below:
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Activities
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Nature reserves
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Winskill Stones
Location: near Settle, Yorkshire Dales National Park, North YorkshireGrid ...
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Thompson Meadow
Location: Brockdale Nature Reserve, Kirk Smeaton, North Yorkshire Grid ...
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Important Plant Areas
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Yorkshire Dales Limestone
Location: North of England, covering the central Pennines in the counties of ...
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Bolton Abbey Woods
Location: South of Barden Bridge, Wharfedale, to the north east of the ...
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Arnecliff and Park Hole Woods
Location: North Yorkshire, in the Glaisdale valley round the River Esk. Grid ...
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Publications
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The Ghost Orchid Declaration
A call to arms to governments, Members of Parliament, conservation ...
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Campaigns
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Saving our magnificent meadows
Putting the natural colour back into our countrysideThis three year ...
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Ghost Orchid Declaration
The Ghost Orchid Declaration is a new report from Plantlife, which looks at ...
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