The Woodland Wildflowers Project ran from 2001 - 2005 as a partnership between the Community Forests, the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, The Countryside Agency, the Local Heritage Initiative and Nationwide Building Society. Landlife at the National Wildflower Centre led the partnership.
Woodland Meadow
The aim of the
project was to develop an effective strategy for the introduction of appropriate
wildflowers into our woodlands, and involve as many local people with projects
in thier enhancement and care. We also worked to create new, attractive wildlife
habitat. The project built up a national picture to benefit future woodland
development projects, such as Break
New Ground.
