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UK's rarest plants are at risk of extinction, charity warns
Topic Started: Apr 25 2017, 03:59 PM (216 Views)
Davebutterflyman
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Campaign group Plantlife unveils list of top 10 endangered species and calls for better management of road verges that have become habitats of Britain’s flora.


https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/apr/24/uks-rarest-plants-are-at-risk-of-extinction-charity-warns
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Eric Hardy
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Another good link, Dave. I hope Bucks County Council read that article.
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Night Owl
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An interesting read Dave :fingersx: the councils around the country will take action before it is too late.
Just in case anyone misses the link at bottom of the article for the online petition calling for council management here it is :cool:
http://plantlife.love-wildflowers.org.uk/roadvergecampaign2016
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ukhuman1st
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Thanks for highlighting this, Dave. Evidence that roadsides are good for wildflowers - Hoary Cress currently growing on a traffic island near my home

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Pam M
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Interesting link Dave. In this modern world plants & wildlife are struggling, yet given a chance will take the opportunity where it arises, as in Mikes photo. I`m sure verges can be managed to be safe & environmental friendly.
There will always be folk that like a manicured environment EVERYWHERE, this isn`t good for anything (my Mom`s one of them!)
I signed the petion when it was first out.
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Davebutterflyman
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Manicured environments are no good at all for wildlife so there has to be a compromise which benefits wildlife and maintains road safety.
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