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Plantlife’s No Mow May Movement is back for 2026 – help nature and let your lawn grow this May and beyond!
Over 25% of Britain’s native plants are threatened with extinction – your gift today could change that.
Will you help save endangered species?
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 secure a world rich in plants and fungi
This appeal is now closed. We were delighted by the huge number of you that became a grassland guardian and helped support Plantlife’s work to rebuild a plant-rich world. If you’d still like to donate to support Plantlife’s overall work you can do so here. Alternatively please see our latest appeal below.
We are asking for help to extend our incredible Ryewater Farm Nature Reserve in Dorset by 12 per cent.
The nature reserve is a haven for not only plants and fungi but a whole host of wildlife and is classified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest as well as a Special Area of Conservation.
An opportunity has arisen to purchase 4.45 acres of land bordering our nature reserve.This land is currently in ‘unfavourable condition’ and needs major works to turn it into a thriving ecosystem.Find out more here.
There are so many benefits to taking part in the No Mow Movement. From helping wildflowers and grasses to grow freely, providing food for pollinators, habitat for wildlife and helping to tackle the changing climate.
Join us for a deep dive into your spring lawn and learn everything you need to know about how to prep for the best No Mo May!
Join us to delve into the secrets of creating a bright, blooming, buzzing lawn, from when to sow, to how to prep the land.
Species-rich grasslands have long been overlooked across all areas of policy and nature markets. We're exploring whether a Species-rich Grassland Code could help to bring in new funding to protect these important habitats.
A new free toolkit has been created to increase farmers' understanding of nature markets and their potential to support grassland restoration.
We are developing the first grassland-specific toolkit to help farmers restore more species-rich grasslands and access alternative forms of finance.
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