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This year on National Meadows Day, we are campaigning for the protection of irreplaceable meadows – and we need your help!
Our wildflower meadows are a powerful ally in the fight against climate change – but they are in trouble!
“Will you help protect and restore irreplaceable habitats?”
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Irreplaceable wildflower meadows are under threat from all sides and they need your help. Protect irreplaceable habitats by calling on your MPs to take action, or donate to help protect and restore meadows for the future.
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.
It's been a wild year in an even more wild landscape, from floods and collapsed waterways to peatland restoration and hope for the future – join us to learn more about this incredible habitat.
Yellow Rattle, is the single most important plant you need when creating a wildflower meadow. Here’s everything you need to know.
If you’ve been taking part in the No Mow Movement, you might have spotted some wonderful wildflowers poking through your lawn.
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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