In Causeway Coast & Glens and throughout the country you can upload images of any verges or open space grasslands you find, that you think are something to work towards. To get your image uploaded to the website click on the button below, this will take you to the page where you can upload your image, description and location.
This exciting project is led by Causeway Coast to focus on the conservation of semi-natural grassland over the next three years.
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Greysteel Glen CP7.1
We Dig NG9 grass verge
Wilmot Lane, Beeston Nottingham
Moon Carrot
Lime Kiln Hill, Cherry Hinton
Common Spotted Orchids
Rasharkin meadow
Sophie helping with the signs
Bluebells
Orange tip butterfly on Wood anemone
Common Carder Bumblebee on Bush Vetch
Yellow & Pink
Gelvin Road Dungiven
Small copper
Our Garden, in our don't mow let it grow meadow this evening
Cuckoo Flower
Creggan Country Park
Dandelion
Seacoast Rd Bellarena
Daffodils
Torr Road
Spring on Dunluce Road
Dunluce Road
Dandelion
Bishops Road
Common Carder on Vetch
Bishops Road
Wood anemone
Bishops Road
Cuckoo Flower
Windy Hill Road
Dandelion
Dunluce Road
Ashy male mining bee
Colts Foot
Cow parsley
Dandelion
Grey Wagtail
Hazelflower
Lesser Celadine
Marigold
Frog
Pussy willow
Red dead nettle
Tadpoles
Toothwortmarsh
White tailed Bumblebee
Wood anemone
Wood anemones
Cinabar moth
Cinabar moth caterpillar
Runkerry
N Ireland
Runkerry
N Ireland
Runkerry to Giants Causeway
Runkerry Beach, Northern Ireland
Seed collecting before its cut for haylage
Drumcroone Rd
Beautiful flower rich verge
Gelvin Road
Hoverfly on Hogweed,a very important plant for pollinators
Gelvin Road
Dandelion seed head minus seeds
Ant on hogweed
Donegal, verges like this were commonplace, proving narrow verges can be productive and don’t compromise road safety
Donegal
Poppies
volunteer, Willie's garden.
Willowherb
volunteer,Willie's garden
Meadows growing naturally with Purple loosestrife.
Ladybird
Gelvin Road
Enjoying the flowers
Edenderry, Belfast
