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June 2009: Vote for Britain's 'greenest' farmer

We've joined forces with the RSPB, BBC Countryfile Magazine and Butterfly Conservation to look for the top farms for wildlife from across the UK... To find out more, click here.

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May 2009: Plantlife's new 'wish list' for bluebells

With bluebells across the country looking stunning at the moment, Plantlife is issuing a wish list for keeping our bluebell woods blooming and beautiful for future generations. To find out more, click here.

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May 2009: Call for help in hunt for rare Scottish seaweed

Plantlife Scotland is calling on outdoor enthusiasts to look out for Wig Wrack - a rare golden seaweed found only in Scotland - this summer and let the charity know by filling in a simple postcard. To find out more, click here.

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April 2009: New Forest the last stronghold for Marsh Clubmoss?

Plantlife have recently completed the most extensive survey ever undertaken of the rare Marsh Clubmoss in one of its last English strongholds – the New Forest. To find out more, click here.

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January 2009: Saving the Forgotten Kingdom - UK Fungi Strategy launched

Without fungi, the world would not exist as we know it. 90% of plants depend on fungi, and we depend on them for so much and yet know so little about their ecology. A new strategy to save the UK's 12,000-15,000 known species of fungi is launched today by 16 leading conservation and research organisations. For the press release, click here and to download the full UK Fungi Strategy document (2.62MB), click here.

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