Why are wildflowers important?
Wildflowers play a crucial role in supporting pollinators like bees, butterflies and other insects, which are essential for biodiversity. That pot of honey in your cupboard wouldn’t be possible without wildflowers. They also provide habitats for wildlife species and create beautiful nature sites for you to enjoy.
What if we told you that growing wildflowers is an easy hobby that can bring a lot of joy, both for you and the environment?
Book your space on this free webinar to learn about Welsh wildflowers, and why planting them makes a positive difference to the planet. Joining us is Barry and Sandra from Celtic Wildflowers, who will talk through examples of their work and offer advice on how you can help restore wildlife habitats in your outdoor spaces.
We hope you can come along to this exclusive webinar, where you can have all your questions answered and learn more about wildflower species.
The online session, delivered in English, is taking place from 17.00-18.00 on Wednesday 14 August.
Book your place by filling out the registration form below. You’ll then receive a confirmation email with the webinar link. Please doublecheck your junk or spam folders if you haven’t received this. If there are any problems, please get in touch with the team. Email nature@keepwalestidy.cymru
Wildflowers of Wales is part of a new series of nature webinars to encourage individuals and communities to get into nature. If you’re a community group or organisation looking to create a beautiful garden where nature can thrive, apply for a FREE pack from our Local Places for Nature scheme.
