Butterflies
and moths belong to a group of more than 1,500 species that pollinate our
wildflowers and crops.
These
pollinators are vital for food production but they are facing worrying
declines due to climate change, habitat loss and agricultural
intensification.
If our
butterflies, moths, bees, hoverflies and beetles continue to disappear, it
could spell disaster for our flora, our fauna and our future. But there is
something simple you can do to help.
Adding a pot
of nectar plants to your doorstep, balcony or back garden can provide
pollinators with an important source of food. Nectar provides the energy our
pollinators need to remain airborne and 'at work'.
Alan
Titchmarsh, is helping to save butterflies and moths by supporting the Plant
Pots For Pollinators campaign. Get your free guide today and find out how you
can too...
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