Plymouth’s grass land could be covered in yellow rattle as part of an experiment to use nature to keep the grass short in urban areas.
Plymouth City Council and Devon Wildlife Trust have been harvesting yellow rattle seed from Efford Marsh Local Nature Reserve and they plan to use the seed to sow in grasslands across the city.
The flower is semi-parasitic and gets its nutrients...
People living in and around Efford could become trail blazers at an event designed to give them the lowdown on all the good things happening at their local nature reserve.
Efford Marsh will be the place to be next Friday for people who want to get involved with nature around them as well as help shape the future of their area.
Metalworkers Gary and Thomas Thrussell will be a...
Plymouth City Council are inviting families to become mini-explorers this Easter with a series of free and exciting nature activities that have nothing to do with eggs!
Budding young explorers can enjoy woodland walks and seashore safaris with their parents or carers on lots of dates and various locations across Plymouth courtesy of Stepping Stones to Nature.
