Items Tagged 'Plants'

• UK insects struggling to find a home make a bee-line for foreign plants
• Scotland in world first for genetic diversity
• ‘Rule breaking’ plants may be the climate change survivors
• New database reveals plants' secret relationships with fungi
• Climate could cause abrupt British vegetation changes
• Dig ponds to save UK’s rare wetland plants
• AI system could identify roadside invasive species
• Hundreds of farmers have their say on Government scheme with ‘thriving plants and wildlife’ topping results
• The Increase in Road Verge Wilding and the Role of Native Flora
• Europe’s smallest and rarest fern turns up in the west of Ireland – from the tropical cloud-forest?
• Record number of wild flowers in bloom at midwinter: did Covid-19 play a part?
• Our manifesto for change 2021-2030
• Scientific research shows that greener front gardens reduce stress
• Road verges provide opportunity for wildflowers, bees and trees
• Public urged to Plant For Our Planet in a new campaign launched today
• Air pollution significantly reduces pollination by confusing butterflies and bees
• A history of women in plant science
• Lower Otter Restoration Project saves rare plants from sea level rise
• International Day of Plant Health, 12 May
• Scarce orchid found in Highlands after 250 years
• On the ‘elevator to extinction’: arctic-alpine plants endangered in Scottish Highlands
• Ocean forests vitally important as the rainforest
• New biosecurity strategy to protect food security, trade and plant health
• Cold snap impacts number of wild or naturalised plant species in bloom at New Year 2023
• Over half of Britain's plant species are now non-native
• Study reveals how pollinators cope with plant toxins
• New report shows natural capital in Scotland holds steady
• Plant discovery shows the power of new ponds to save rare species
• Climate change and pollution threat to mountain plants and fungi
• Fish ‘suffocating in the heat’: Exeter experts comment on UK’s hottest June
• Scientists predict 3 in 4 of the planet’s undescribed plant species are already threatened with extinction, says new report
• Zoos and aquariums applauded for saving species from extinction by the IUCN
• UK Biosecurity and innovation boosted with new funding award
• Climate change causing 60% of plants and insects to fall out of synch
• Kew’s top 10 new species of 2023
• Thousands of citizen scientists find hundreds of wildflowers blooming at New Year
• Kew scientists predict the extinction risk for all the world’s plants with AI
• Nature recovery on the Lizard is working from the ground up
• Climate change is causing days to get longer by slowing down the Earth
• Endangered coastal plant reintroduced to South Wales conservation area
• Planting for the future: How Kew is protecting its plants to 2090
• Gardeners’ climate change insights sought as RHS adapts its own plant collections
• Britain’s rarest wild orchid refound after 15 years of searching
• Trust helps restore rare plant population in Epping Forest
• Rare and protected fungi found at Canterbury Nature Reserve
• Breakthrough AI model can translate the language of plant life
• Rescue mission to save one of the world’s rarest plants wins prestigious Great British Wildlife Restoration prize
• Rare species recorded in New Forest restoration project
• Rare lichen moved from Cornwall to East Anglia in bid to improve conservation status in the UK
• UK’s largest zoo plants Tiny Forest
• Action is urgently needed to protect and restore Northern Ireland’s ‘natural treasures,’ says OEP report
• The Benefits of Bats: Celebrating the critical contributions of bats on International Bat Appreciation Day
• Groundbreaking project successfully returns orchid on the brink of extinction to Yorkshire
• Extraordinary sea fan reef discovered off England’s Southwest coast during filming of ‘Ocean with David Attenborough’
• How to save the 10,000 animals and plants hurtling fastest towards extinction
• Losing Ground: Call on Government to Protect Our Irreplaceable Meadows
• New ponds bring rare plants back to Northamptonshire farmland
• Drought resistant plants never more important for pollinators says RHS as it sees reduced blooms on many summer flowers
• Canvey Wick: the Essex oasis home to more than 3,200 species
• South Elmsall wastewater wetland donates plants to North Yorkshire charity
• Friendly soil fungus could replace chemical sprays in battle against crop diseases
• Rare and Remarkable Fungi Discovered in Record Numbers Across UK
• One of Britain’s Most Endangered Orchids Back From the Brink of Extinction
• New Year Plant Hunt reveals influence of rising temperatures on British and Irish flora
• Zombie fungi and ‘bloodstained’ orchids: Kew’s top 10 plant and fungal species named new to science in 2025
• As the climate warms, hundreds of wild flowers bloom in midwinter
• Insects are victims too, not just invaders, says study