The UK is now one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world and this loss of biodiversity is more than a simple loss of our natural heritage. Road verges and other small "community" spaces around villages, that are usually mown, can support an amazing diversity of wildflowers, grasses and other plants, as well as providing a rich habitat for wildlife including insects, spiders, snails, small mammals and birds.

A group of Wrington residents have come together to create community spaces that are seeded/planted with wildflowers and other indigenous plants to provide bees, butterflies, other pollinators and wildlife with important habitats. Can you help?