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Calling governments around the world to recognise the importance of plants and fungi biodiversity for the planet.
Artificial lawns are an increasingly common sight , but what is the impact on our environment with this new plastic grass?
We’re taking it right back to basics - explaining what makes an invasive plant species, and why they are becoming so problematic both in Wales, and globally.
Plantlife’s Vascular Plants Officer Robbie Blackhall-Miles finds an exciting new plant species for Wales.
Calan Mai, the Welsh celebration of summer on May 1st, revives the importance of seasonal living and reminds us that our lives have always been connected with the yearly cycles of plant abundance.
This spring, have you thought about getting out to visit one of Plantlife’s wonderful Welsh nature reserves?
The Joans Hill Farm reserve has been celebrated as a Coronation Meadow, but did you know it’s also home to royalty? The Noble Chafer beetle!
Dave Lamacraft, Plantlife’s Lichen and Bryophyte Specialist, heads out to discover a wealth of extraordinary lichens which call Wales’ rainforests home.
We hear from Plantlife Nature Reserves Manager, Andrew Kearsey, on how work is progressing to protect the reserve from ash dieback, and grazing using ponies.
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