Project aims to protect rare arctic-alpine plants
A project has been granted funding to protect rare arctic-alpine plants over a period of three years. The project involves collecting seeds from these plants and replanting them on mountainsides known as fells. This will help conserve the species.
Why it's good news: It helps preserve threatened plant life, which is important for maintaining biodiversity in ecosystems.
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