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101 Rare Plants of Wales

Field / Identification Guide
By: Lauren Cranmer(Author), Tim CG Rich(Author)
224 pages, colour photos, colour distribution maps
Publisher: Graffeg
101 Rare Plants of Wales
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  • 101 Rare Plants of Wales ISBN: 9781913134037 Hardback Sep 2019 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Wildflowers are some of our most important national treasures, giving free enjoyment to everyone. Who cannot admire the sheets of bluebells or foxgloves in the woods and hills, or yellow fields of cowslips? But many of our rare plants could slip away unnoticed. The pressures on our environment are well-known climate change and associated weather extremes, overgrazing, habitat fragmentation, soil erosion, air pollution and fertiliser drift, mineral extraction, urban development and tourism.

With at least 50 species now critically endangered, such as Beacons hawkweed with two remaining plants and Snowdonia hawkweed with three remaining plants recorded in the latest survey, it is essential that our flowers are given the space and conditions to thrive alongside us. The aim of this book is to celebrate 101 of our rarer wild plants in Wales, report what is currently known about them and to raise their profile and the importance of their conservation in the national consciousness before they are lost.

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Field / Identification Guide
By: Lauren Cranmer(Author), Tim CG Rich(Author)
224 pages, colour photos, colour distribution maps
Publisher: Graffeg
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