Trevithick Planting (Campus indigenous Wildflower initiative) by Davius Nursery

Trevithick Planting (Campus indigenous Wildflower initiative) by Davius Nursery

Eco-Agriculture/PermacultureEco Landscaping

Overview

No votes yet

An initiative to encourage all University campuses to engage in indigenous wildflower planting. As Universities occupy a great deal of space - an opportunity exists to encourage greater biodiversity support.

The Davius Nursery works to produce various indigenous species of Wildflowers such as; greater knapweed,cowslip, ragged robin, foxglove, teasels and other beneficial plantlife that are an excellent resource for bees, ladybirds, dragonfly, birds. By increasing the amount of indigenous wildflowers across the country (urban and rural) we can support biodiversity and reverse the decline of many important species that are threatened with population decimation / possibly becoming endangered.

For further details please look at www.davius.co.uk or email enquire@davius.co.uk

Location:

Javascript is required to view this map.

Comments

Connections

Compare related sites, explore the related maps, find out about volunteering, how to get here and more. Soon, you will find ways to share this map here, too.

Getting Here

Every site using the same primary Icon on Open Green Map is automatically linked here. You can compare different approaches and solutions on this map and others around the world.
Other Sites on Map
Related Sites Worldwide
Choose a connections category from the list on the left.

Multimedia

Registered users can post photos, videos, and documents here.

Impacts

No impacts have been left for this site yet - be the first!

Donate to GreenMaps