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This autumn, help us find Britain’s most colourful and important fungi – waxcaps.
Fungi are crucial to nearly all life on Earth, but they are not given the recognition and investment they deserve. Will you join our mission to change that?
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Become a Plantlife member today and together we will rebuild a world rich in plants and fungi
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 our Annual Review, which showcases our progress as we reach year 2 of the Plantlife Strategy to 2030.
In 22/23, we continue to restore our biodiversity across every landscape, and work towards a society that truly recognises the value of wild plants and fungi for the future of people and the planet.
We’re thrilled that the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation was adopted at COP16. Just returned from Cali, Colombia – our Global Advocacy Officer Claire Rumsey tells us more
Recent studies have revealed that there's so much fungi out there that we don't know about. But how do we know this? Rachel Inhester, from our science team, tells us why.
Here we delve into fantastic fungi folklore, to explore some of our favourite stories!
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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