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Communities called to celebrate and protect the UK’s irreplaceable meadows this National Meadows Day
30 June 2026An image showing Plantlife Nature Reserve, Lugg Meadow in full bloom

Communities called to celebrate and protect the UK’s irreplaceable meadows this National Meadows Day

Communities across the UK are being invited to reconnect with their local landscapes this National Meadows Day (Saturday 4 July), celebrating the cultural, ecological and historical importance of meadows – and calling for renewed action to protect them. 

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Aspen Bristle Moss Moved in Emergency Bid to Save Rare Scottish Population
5 June 2026

Aspen Bristle Moss Moved in Emergency Bid to Save Rare Scottish Population

Plantlife Scotland has carried out an emergency translocation of a rare moss Aspen Bristle Moss Nyholmiella gymnostoma after a fallen Aspen tree put the species’ Scottish population at risk.

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Plantlife Celebrates 20 Years of Caring for Ranscombe Farm Reserve in Kent
4 June 2026The reserves team at Ranscombe Farm

Plantlife Celebrates 20 Years of Caring for Ranscombe Farm Reserve in Kent

Plantlife’s Ranscombe Farm Reserve will mark a major milestone this June as conservation charity Plantlife celebrates 20 years of protecting and restoring one of the UK’s most important wildflower sites.

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New Nursery to Save Scotland’s Twinflower
28 May 2026Photograph shows a close up of the forest floor focussing on the beautiful, delicate pink Twinflower blooms. There are hundreds of them stretching back through the forest.

New Nursery to Save Scotland’s Twinflower

Plantlife Scotland and RSPB Scotland have established a new Twinflower Linnaea borealis nursery in the Cairngorms to give the rare species a chance of recovery.

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Wilder Together: Public More Likely To Let Lawns Grow If Neighbours Do
1 May 2026A garden with long grass and mown paths with hammocks hanging from trees

Wilder Together: Public More Likely To Let Lawns Grow If Neighbours Do

Plantlife’s No Mow May returns for 2026 – the annual campaign that encourages us all to manage our gardens for nature in May and beyond, letting wildflowers grow and supporting pollinators and small mammals that depend on them.

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Join Thousands Across the UK Taking Part in the No Mow Movement
19 March 2026A wildflower meadow in a garden

Join Thousands Across the UK Taking Part in the No Mow Movement

Plantlife’s No Mow May is back. No Mow May is one of the easiest ways to help the environment – letting wildflowers like dandelions, clover and daisies grow and supporting bees and butterflies.

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Clod Rhyngwladol i Ffilm Gampus am Fwsogl, Wedi’i Chreu Gan Bobl Ifanc Niwroamrywiol
16 Mawrth 2026

Clod Rhyngwladol i Ffilm Gampus am Fwsogl, Wedi’i Chreu Gan Bobl Ifanc Niwroamrywiol

Mae ffilm am fwsogl — a honno wedi’i chreu gan bobl ifanc niwroamrywiol o’r canolbarth — wedi ennill llu o wobrau rhyngwladol yn y byd ffilm a’r celfyddydau, gan fwrw goleuni ar ran o fyd natur sy’n aml yn cael ei hanwybyddu. Mae’r ffilm hefyd wedi amlygu lleisiau’r bobl ifanc a fu wrthi’n astudio’r cyfan.

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Award-winning Film About Moss Wins International Acclaim
16 March 2026

Award-winning Film About Moss Wins International Acclaim

A short film about moss — created with neurodiverse young people in mid Wales — has won a string of international film and arts awards, shining the global spotlight onto an overlooked part of the natural world, and the voices of the young people who explored it.

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Mud-covered Bog Creature Spotted in London to Protest Peat Extraction
25 February 2026Someone wearing a bog costume holding a box showing 16,000 have signed a petition in front of Parliament

Mud-covered Bog Creature Spotted in London to Protest Peat Extraction

This morning, London commuters did a double take as a mud-covered figure emerged far from its natural home, normally preserved by peat bog, highlighting the devastating impact of commercial peat extraction.

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Endangered Field Wormwood Given New Lease of Life in the Brecks
29 January 2026A woman planting seeds into a seed tray

Endangered Field Wormwood Given New Lease of Life in the Brecks

One of Britain’s rarest plants that is found only in the Brecks has been given a vital lifeline thanks to conservation efforts led by Plantlife.

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Breckland Flora Group Celebrates a Decade of Safeguarding East Anglia’s Rarest Plants
26 November 2025Woman recording plants

Breckland Flora Group Celebrates a Decade of Safeguarding East Anglia’s Rarest Plants

The Breckland Flora Group – a volunteer-led group that has transformed understanding of some of the UK’s rarest and most threatened plants – celebrates its tenth anniversary this month.

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One of Britain’s Most Endangered Orchids Back From the Brink of Extinction
5 November 2025Fen Orchid

One of Britain’s Most Endangered Orchids Back From the Brink of Extinction

One of Britain’s rarest and most endangered orchids has been brought back from the brink of extinction thanks to the pioneering work of Plantlife botanists and conservation partners.

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Rare Aspen Bristle-moss Population Doubles in Scotland Thanks to Volunteers
20 October 2025

Rare Aspen Bristle-moss Population Doubles in Scotland Thanks to Volunteers

The known population of Aspen Bristle-moss Orthotrichum pulchellum, a moss once thought extinct in the UK, nearly doubled in Scotland in a single afternoon following a survey near Dinnet, Deeside.

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Niferoedd Mwy Nag Erioed o Ffyngau Prin a Nodedig Wedi’u Darganfod yng Nghymru a ledled y DU 
3 Hydref 2025Pink waxcap fungi growing in short green lawn

Niferoedd Mwy Nag Erioed o Ffyngau Prin a Nodedig Wedi'u Darganfod yng Nghymru a ledled y DU 

Mae Gogledd Cymru wedi dod i'r amlwg fel llecyn allweddol ar gyfer rhai o ffyngau glaswelltir prinnaf a mwyaf trawiadol y DU, diolch i arolwg gwyddoniaeth y dinesydd Plantlife o ffyngau, Cyfrif Capiau Cwyr. 

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Rare and Remarkable Fungi Discovered in Record Numbers Across UK
3 October 2025Pink waxcap fungi growing in short green lawn

Rare and Remarkable Fungi Discovered in Record Numbers Across UK

Hundreds of new sites for Pink Waxcap and Violet Coral uncovered by Plantlife’s Waxcap Watch

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Datganiad oddi wrth Plantlife Cymru – Cynllun Ffermio Cynaliadwy
15 Gorffennaf 2025 

Datganiad oddi wrth Plantlife Cymru – Cynllun Ffermio Cynaliadwy

Ffermwyr yn derbyn eglurder ond does gan y Cynllun Ffermio Cynaliadwy ddim ddigon o uchelgais nac arian i sbarduno newid er budd natur.

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Statement from Plantlife Cymru – Clarity for Farmers, but Sustainable Farming Scheme Lacks Ambition and Finance to Drive Change for Nature
15 July 2025

Statement from Plantlife Cymru – Clarity for Farmers, but Sustainable Farming Scheme Lacks Ambition and Finance to Drive Change for Nature

Welsh farmers get clarity about the Universal Layer of the upcoming SFS but the scheme lacks ambition and finance to drive change for nature. Quote from Lesley Fletcher, Head of Plantlife Cymru.

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Llwyddiant Treialu Rhoi Geifr i Bori
07 Gorffennaf 2025

Llwyddiant Treialu Rhoi Geifr i Bori

Mae staff cadwraeth yn dathlu llwyddiant ar ôl treialu rhoi geifr i bori yng Nghreigiau Stanner, Powys a gweld gwelliant amlwg yng nghynefin dau o’r bryoffytau sy’n wynebu’r perygl mwyaf yng Nghymru.

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Trial Success for Grazing Goats
07 July 2025

Trial Success for Grazing Goats

Conservation staff are celebrating the success of a trial at Stanner Rocks, Powys after grazing goats notably improved the habitat for two of Wales’ most at risk bryophytes.

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Losing Ground: Call on Government to Protect Our Irreplaceable Meadows
02 July 2025A beautiful meadow filled with yellow wildflowers stretching into the distance

Losing Ground: Call on Government to Protect Our Irreplaceable Meadows

Britain’s historic meadows are living archives of our cultural, farming and natural heritage – every bit as significant as historic buildings or monuments. Yet these irreplaceable habitats are vanishing at an alarming rate, now covering just 0.8% of England’s land in tiny fragments, totalling an area of around half of Cornwall (406 square miles).

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Jane Madgwick starts as Plantlife International’s New CEO
01 July 2025

Jane Madgwick starts as Plantlife International’s New CEO

Madgwick’s significant experience in international conservation, includes leading Wetlands International and the Global Commons Alliance, as well as regional director roles for WWF in Europe and Australia. In each case she built visibility and reputation and forged multi-sector collaborations to bring impact at scale. 

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Ash Dieback Rescue Mission: Rare Lake District Lichens Transferred to Hazel Tree in Bid to Save Species
30 June 2025Using a penknife to translocate lichens from a tree

Ash Dieback Rescue Mission: Rare Lake District Lichens Transferred to Hazel Tree in Bid to Save Species

Plantlife has launched a rescue mission to save two rare lichen species clinging to survival in the Lake District’s unique temperate rainforest.

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Coedwigoedd Glaw Cudd Cymru: Y Coetir Hynafol Hudolus Nad Ydych Chi Wedi Clywed Amdano Erioed Mae’n Debyg
19 Mehefin 2025A waterfall flowing through a woodland

Coedwigoedd Glaw Cudd Cymru: Y Coetir Hynafol Hudolus Nad Ydych Chi Wedi Clywed Amdano Erioed Mae'n Debyg

Mae ymchwil newydd a gomisiynwyd gan Plantlife Cymru i nodi Diwrnod Coedwigoedd Glaw y Byd (22 Mehefin 2025) yn datgelu bod mwy na hanner (55%*) pobl Cymru yn dweud eu bod yn deall beth yw coedwigoedd glaw tymherus ond eto mae nifer annisgwyl yn dal i'w cysylltu â gwledydd pell fel Brasil (44%*) – heb ddeall bod gan Gymru ei choedwigoedd glaw hynafol ei hun hefyd.

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The UK’s Hidden Rainforests: The Magical Ancient Woodland You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
19 June 2025A waterfall flowing through a woodland

The UK’s Hidden Rainforests: The Magical Ancient Woodland You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

New research commissioned by Plantlife to mark World Rainforest Day (22 June 2025) reveals that while over half (58%) of people in the UK say they understand what a temperate rainforest is, a surprising number still associate them with faraway places like Brazil (45%) – unaware that Britain is home to its own ancient rainforests.

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Groundbreaking Project Successfully Returns Orchid on the Brink of Extinction to Yorkshire
3 June 2025

Groundbreaking Project Successfully Returns Orchid on the Brink of Extinction to Yorkshire

A lifelong quest to return one of the UK's most spectacular and rarest wildflowers to the wild has shown its first signs of success.

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MP for North Herefordshire to Champion Rare Wild Plant
2 June 2025MP Ellie Chowns crouches down in a meadow surrounded by long grass. Ellie's hand reaches forwards to a Narrow-leaved Water-dropwort with pretty white umbel flowers

MP for North Herefordshire to Champion Rare Wild Plant

Plantlife is delighted to announce that Dr Ellie Chowns, MP for North Herefordshire, will act as Species Champion for Narrow-leaved water-dropwort (Oenanthe silaifolia), a slender wild plant that stands tall in wet, species-rich grasslands such as floodplain meadows

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New National Nature Reserve Launched in Kent as Part of The King’s Series
30 May 2025Ranscombe Farm Landscape

New National Nature Reserve Launched in Kent as Part of The King's Series

A wide partnership of organisations will launch a new National Nature Reserve (NNR) in Kent as part of the exclusive King’s Series of National Nature Reserves on 30 May at a special unveiling.

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Local Authorities in Wales Urged to Rethink Grass Cutting Past No Mow May
29 May 2025

Local Authorities in Wales Urged to Rethink Grass Cutting Past No Mow May

Councils and organisations across Wales are being urged to put the brakes on the mowers and go beyond No Mow May — a powerful change that can help reverse decades of habitat loss.

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Annog pobl i Ailfeddwl am Flodau Gwyllt wrth i Plantlife Cymru Lansio Mai Di Dor
30 Ebrill 2025Dandelions and daisies on a Wiltshire lawn

Annog pobl i Ailfeddwl am Flodau Gwyllt wrth i Plantlife Cymru Lansio Mai Di Dor

Wrth i Plantlife Cymru roi cychwyn i’w ymgyrch Mai Di Dor flynyddol, mae data arolwg newydd ar agweddau Cymru tuag at blanhigion gardd yn datgelu bod llawer yn dal i ystyried blodau gwyllt fel chwyn, gan ddiystyru eu manteision i fywyd gwyllt a bioamrywiaeth.

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Public Urged to Rethink Wildflowers, as Plantlife Launches No Mow May
30 April 2025

Public Urged to Rethink Wildflowers, as Plantlife Launches No Mow May

As Plantlife kicks off its annual No Mow May campaign, new survey data on peoples’ attitudes towards garden plants reveals that many still regard wildflowers as weeds – overlooking their benefits for wildlife and biodiversity.

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Rare lichen moved from Cornwall to East Anglia in bid to improve conservation status in UK
28 February 2025Dave Lamacraft translocating Scrambled Egg Lichen in Norfolk

Rare lichen moved from Cornwall to East Anglia in bid to improve conservation status in UK

Plantlife has launched a conservation effort to transfer one of England’s rarest lichens from the North of Cornwall and reintroduce it to its historic home in East Anglia, more than 350 miles away.

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Statement from Plantlife – Scottish Government’s strategy may not be enough to restore nature
27 November 2024

Statement from Plantlife – Scottish Government's strategy may not be enough to restore nature

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Statement from Plantlife – New tree planting must not replace existing habitats of high nature value in Welsh Government’s Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).
25 November 2024 Wildflowers growing in a meadow with cattle behind

Statement from Plantlife – New tree planting must not replace existing habitats of high nature value in Welsh Government’s Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).

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Datganiad gan Plantlife – Ni ddylai plannu coed newydd ddisodli cynefinoedd presennol sydd o werth uchel i fyd natur yng Nghynllun Ffermio Cynaliadwy (SFS) Llywodraeth Cymru.
25 Tachwedd 2024Wildflowers growing in a meadow with cattle behind

Datganiad gan Plantlife – Ni ddylai plannu coed newydd ddisodli cynefinoedd presennol sydd o werth uchel i fyd natur yng Nghynllun Ffermio Cynaliadwy (SFS) Llywodraeth Cymru.

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New Hope for Dorset Meadows as Ryewater Farm Nature Reserve Expands
31 October 2024Species-rich meadow at Ryewater Farm nature reserve

New Hope for Dorset Meadows as Ryewater Farm Nature Reserve Expands

Plantlife’s Ryewater Farm Nature Reserve near Corscombe, North Dorset, is to be expanded following the purchase of 4.45 acres (1.8ha) of land neighbouring the existing site, so it can be restored to species-rich grassland.

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Statement from Plantlife – New Nature Envoy must ensure that the UK leads by example in delivering rapid and positive action for nature recovery around the world
21 October 2024Wildflower meadow bursting with yellow dandelions and rolling hills in the background

Statement from Plantlife – New Nature Envoy must ensure that the UK leads by example in delivering rapid and positive action for nature recovery around the world

Nicola Hutchinson, Director of Conservation, Plantlife said: “We welcome the appointment of Ruth Davis, a former Plantlife member of staff, as the UK’s first special envoy for nature. It demonstrates that the Government is serious about pushing for global action on protecting and restoring the natural environment and reversing the rapid decline in biodiversity." Read the full statement below.

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Statement from Plantlife – Fungi: The once forgotten kingdom
16 October 2024

Statement from Plantlife – Fungi: The once forgotten kingdom

Nicola Hutchinson, Director of Conservation, Plantlife, said: “Plantlife is delighted to see fungi recognised as an independent kingdom of life through this new pledge. It endorses the critical roles of fungi across so many aspects of our lives which, historically, have failed to be a priority for conservation action." Read the full statement below.

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Hope for rare woodland flower as Scottish conservation project is roaring success in the Cairngorms National Park
12 September 2024Star shaped white flower with 5 petals.

Hope for rare woodland flower as Scottish conservation project is roaring success in the Cairngorms National Park

The rare and illusive One-flowered Wintergreen Moneses uniflora, a small flowering plant found in pine woodlands, has defied expectations of Plantlife Scotland and partners in the UK’s first ever project to restore the species.

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Major retailers, B&Q and the Co-op, sign letter urging UK government to legislate to end peat sales
10 September 2024A close up of the different types of mosses found on peatlands, taken by Richard Lindsay

Major retailers, B&Q and the Co-op, sign letter urging UK government to legislate to end peat sales

A letter signed by more than 100 retailers, compost manufacturers, nursery owners and conservation charities calls on Keir Starmer and his cabinet to urgently legislate to end peat sales – bringing an end to years of uncertainty.

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Join the waxcap hunt: charity calls on public to report sightings of rare colourful fungi
2 September 2024A close up of a pretty pink Ballerina Waxcap in grassland, showcasing the gills on the underside

Join the waxcap hunt: charity calls on public to report sightings of rare colourful fungi

Conservation charity Plantlife is today calling on people across England, Wales and Scotland to take part in this year’s Waxcap Watch (2 September – 31 December 2024) to help conservationists both protect rare grassland fungi and find fragments of surviving ancient meadows.

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Extinct plant reintroduced to the wild in Wales after 62 years
25 May 2024person holding a plant with white flowers

Extinct plant reintroduced to the wild in Wales after 62 years

Rosy Saxifrage, a beautiful mountain plant that went extinct in 1962, has been reintroduced into the wild in Wales by Plantlife and partners – marking a significant moment for nature recovery.

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Planhigyn diflanedig yn cael ei ailgyflwyno i’r gwyllt yng Nghymru ar ôl 62 mlynedd
25 Mai 2024person holding a plant with white flowers

Planhigyn diflanedig yn cael ei ailgyflwyno i'r gwyllt yng Nghymru ar ôl 62 mlynedd

Mae Tormaen Gwyddelig, planhigyn mynydd hardd a ddiflannodd ym 1962, wedi’i ailgyflwyno i’r gwyllt yng Nghymru gan Plantlife a’i bartneriaid – gan nodi moment arwyddocaol ar gyfer adferiad byd natur.

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Plantlife’s No Mow May – Join the movement and let it grow
30 April 2024Garden of buttercups

Plantlife's No Mow May – Join the movement and let it grow

Almost half (46%) of people intend to mow no more than once this May, Plantlife reveals as it launches its blossoming No Mow May campaign encouraging all to mow less and later for nature.

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Lansio ymgyrch Mai Di Dor gan Plantlife
30 April 2024Buttercups in front of a house

Lansio ymgyrch Mai Di Dor gan Plantlife

Mae bron i hanner (46%) y bobl yn bwriadu torri eu glaswellt ddim mwy nag unwaith yn ystod mis Mai eleni, yn ôl Plantlife wrth iddo lansio ei ymgyrch Mai Di Dor i annog pawb i dorri llai ac yn hwyrach ar gyfer byd natur.

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Iris Hill’s ‘Fragile Nature’ exhibition chronicles a conservation journey
11 January 2023

Iris Hill's 'Fragile Nature' exhibition chronicles a conservation journey

Fragile Nature, a new art exhibition from Plantlife's first ever Artist in Residence, is about to be unveiled. The exhibition highlights rare plants, and explores the relationship between art and conservation.

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Plantlife Planting Plant Conservation at the Core of COP28 Climate Talks
6 December 2023Wildflower meadow bursting with yellow dandelions and rolling hills in the background

Plantlife Planting Plant Conservation at the Core of COP28 Climate Talks

Plantlife is teaming up with WWF (the World Wide Fund for Nature) at COP28 to press for better recognition of grasslands and savannahs, alongside other habitats.

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Three Hagges Woodmeadow – A New Reserve for Plantlife
4 September 2023A roundhouse surrounded by wildflower meadow and small trees

Three Hagges Woodmeadow – A New Reserve for Plantlife

The new reserve will enable Plantlife to protect wildflowers and fungi, while working at the forefront of conservation efforts to restore grasslands, and to create woodmeadow ecosystems.

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Plant Watchers Wanted
6 July 2023Blue flower in a meadow.

Plant Watchers Wanted

Plantlife is calling for volunteers to join a citizen science project, NPMS, that monitors the effect of pressures facing the countryside on wild plants.

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All UK Habitats to be Impacted by Exposure to Climate Change
29 June 2023A person holding paper and pencil surveying the habitat for NPMS with a

All UK Habitats to be Impacted by Exposure to Climate Change

All UK habitats to be impacted by exposure to climate change – but some more than others. Read about how the NPMS’ work and a new study bringing together data on the UK’s climate, land cover and ecological monitoring, is deepening our understanding of changes.

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10th Anniversary Celebrates Growth of Coronation Meadows
3 June 2023Meadow white, yellow, purple meadow flowers among grass

10th Anniversary Celebrates Growth of Coronation Meadows

Charities involved with the Coronation Meadows project have done an audit revealing a fantastic success. 101 new wildflower meadows have been created or restored since the Coronation Meadows project began a decade ago.

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National Highways and Plantlife announce biodiversity boost in Cornwall
24 May 2023meadow full of flowers

National Highways and Plantlife announce biodiversity boost in Cornwall

National Highways and Plantlife have joined forces to launch a new £463,200 Meadow Makers project that will improve habitats in Cornwall, benefitting people, nature and wildlife.

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National Highways and Plantlife announce biodiversity boost in Hereford
24 May 2023Three person standing on a field of grass

National Highways and Plantlife announce biodiversity boost in Hereford

National Highways and Plantlife have joined forces to launch a new £372,600 Meadow Makers project that will improve habitats in Hereford, benefitting people, nature and wildlife.

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Plantlife welcomes NatureScot’s Objection to Plans for a Luxury Golf Course at Coul Links
19 May 2023

Plantlife welcomes NatureScot’s Objection to Plans for a Luxury Golf Course at Coul Links

We welcome NatureScot’s Objection to the proposal to turn the nationally and internationally protected Coul Links into a golf course and their recognition of the harmful impacts that it will have to the dune system.

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Plantlife’s No Mow May – Join the movement and liberate your lawn
1 May 2023No Mow May Plantlife logo with flowers in the background

Plantlife’s No Mow May – Join the movement and liberate your lawn

More and more people are embracing wilder lawns and the bountiful biodiversity benefits they bring says Plantlife, as it reveals that 92.4% of those who surveyed lawns last year chose to No Mow May – give the lawnmower a month off and let wild flowers get summer ready

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Glaswelltiroedd Gwydn – New £1m Grassland Project in Wales
28 April 2023

Glaswelltiroedd Gwydn – New £1m Grassland Project in Wales

Plantlife is delighted to be awarded a Nature Networks Fund (round 2) grant of £1 million to restore Welsh grasslands in and around Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs). We will be working with PONT and North Wales Wildlife Trust, to deliver grassland conservation across Wales.

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Cairngorms grasslands receive funding boost
10 April 2023Blackening Waxcap at Glen Clova, Cairngorms.

Cairngorms grasslands receive funding boost

Plantlife Scotland are delighted to secure £31,500 for the Transformative Action for Cairngorms Grasslands project, to protect these iconic Scottish landscapes against climate change and biodiversity loss.

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100 meadows across 100 historic sites over the next decade – English Heritage’s Coronation pledge
7 April 2023Meadow flowers pink and yellow flowers and grass

100 meadows across 100 historic sites over the next decade – English Heritage’s Coronation pledge

To celebrate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, Plantlife is joining forces with English Heritage to enhance and create 100 meadows at their heritage sites. 

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Britain’s rare rainforests re-energised by Plantlife and partners’ conservation work
4 April 2023Wistmands Wood Building resilience rainforest

Britain’s rare rainforests re-energised by Plantlife and partners’ conservation work

Plantlife rediscover 15 fragments of lost rainforest and report 60 new species records. Rare and threatened lichens saved from dying trees through emergency translocation operations.

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