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Help wildlife, connect with nature and take part in No Mow May – straight from your garden by letting the wildflowers grow (in May and beyond!)
There are many different ways you can go the extra mile for Plantlife – from organising a bake sale, running the London Marathon or planning your own plant-themed event.
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 rebuild a world rich in plants and fungi
Plantlife is leading recovery work of threatened species. We share our expertise in habitat management best practices in encouraging wild plants and fungi to grow and thrive.
Our recent work is guidance to support local authorities in Scotland in designing Nature Networks that deliver for plants, fungi, and planet.
From our work deep in the forests of the Caledonian Pine woods to the wild north coast – species are at the very heart of what we do.
A more than 10 years programme of increasing the population of the Fen Orchid in the UK lead by Plantlife.
Drive positive change for your local wildlife and local communities with Plantlife's LNRS Local Nature Recovery Strategy guidance.
Though we typically associate wildflowers with spring and summer, some species thrive in the colder months.
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.
Sun, sand, sea and wildflowers – why not add finding flowers to your list of beach time activities this summer.
A downloadable guide to identification and management of waxcaps and grassland fungi
A downloadable guide to identification and management of Lesser Butterfly-orchid in grassland areas (Languages:Welsh and English)
A downloadable guide how to manage pinewood habitat to encourage wildflowers.
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