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Did you know peatlands are being destroyed to grow lots of the food in our homes? We want to change this!
Meadows have shaped our history and culture for centuries, yet most have been lost – and the precious few that remain are still at risk. But there is hope, with your support we can protect what’s left and restore so much more.
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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.
This new collaborative network between statutory bodies, research institutes, conservation NGOs and other fungal conservation professionals, is a huge step forward for fungal conservation.
The missing piece of our global conservation work, fungal conservation.
Meet the politicians who are working with Plantlife as Species and Nature Champions to see plants and fungi better represented in policy and action.
They might not be as colourful, but they're every bit as important and add movement and texture to our landscape. From sweet scents to clever survival strategies, our native grasses are full of surprises.
We have led what is considered to be the very first translocation of an epiphytic moss in Scotland to help save the species.
This exciting new project will create more possibilities to save Twinflower populations.
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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