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From Common Spotted Orchid to Wild Cherry, and Scarlet Waxcap to Yellow Wall Lichen, we’ve got you covered.  \nWho are we?  \nPlantlife is working to secure a world rich in the wild plants and fungi that are essential to all life on earth. With 45% of flowering plant species at risk of extinction, biodiversity loss is now the fastest it’s ever been and our work has never been more vital.  \nWild plants and fungi can help us to resolve the climate, ecological and societal challenges we face. Protecting them will lead to a world full of colour, beauty and life while allowing the wildlife which depends on them to thrive.  \nFor more than 30 years, Plantlife has been the leading voice for wild plants and fungi, and we are at the heart of a global network accelerating  \nCandlesnuff Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon  \nconservation work across the globe. We are working to enhance, protect, restore and celebrate wild plants through our conservation action-working across grasslands, mountains, woodlands, coasts, farmland and peatland.  \nOur goal is to raise awareness of how important wild plants and fungi are to life and to inspire more people to take action to help them thrive again.  \nLearning more about the wild plants and fungi around you and why they are so vital for nature and biodiversity can really help our mission.  \nUsing the guide  \nThis guide is an introduction to identifying fungi, lichens, plants and trees. Use this guide as a way of getting to know more about them. For more comprehensive ID guides, please see the back of this guide.  \nWe’ve divided this guide into the three most common places people go walking:  \n• Grassland page 10  \n• Woodland page 32  \n• Cities and Towns page 53  \nThroughout this guide you’ll find:  \n• Common and scientific names  \n• Colours  \n• Where and when to spot them  \n• Identification features  \n• Fun facts  \nIn each habitat section, the species have been divided by colour, indicated by a banner on the side of each page.  \nSo have a read, take this guide on a walk and start learning all about the beauty of nature. If you already know the plant you want to learn more about, then turn to the index at the back.  \nFor people starting out, here are some simple tips:  \n• There is a ruler on the back of this guide to help measure specimens  \n• A hand lens or magnifying glass is helpful to see finer detail  \n• Take pictures to compare with the ID guide  \n• Keep notes of what you find and where you find species  \nOn the next few pages we’ve included diagrams and explanations of some of the key terms you’ll find useful when identifying plants and fungi.  \nFoxglove Digitalis purpurea  \nGlossary  \nAgriculturally ‘improved’: refers to the agricultural operations carried out on many grasslands which can include spreading of fertiliser or manure, ploughing, and reseeding. An “unimproved” grassland isone which has had none of these agricultural operations and often has more diverse plant and fungal communities.  \nApothecia: spore-producing fruiting body on upper surface of lichen. 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