Since the 1930s, 97% of the UK’s traditional flower-rich grasslands have been lost and the decline continues. Herefordshire was once known for its extensive, nature rich meadows vital to the rural economy.
We work with farmers, landowners, community groups and the wider public to increase awareness and understanding of this natural and cultural heritage. By bringing people together and enabling action, we are reversing the decline by conserving, restoring and creating flower-rich meadows.
Join our growing network and help us bring meadows back to Herefordshire.
Recent News
January 2026 Newsletter
View and download the January 2026 newsletter here:January 2026 newsletter.Download…
Update on Plantlife’s Grassland Taskforce
In the last week of January 2026 some 30 stakeholders have been invited to join the Farming and Countryside Programme’s…
Herefordshire Meadows AGM 2026
On Wednesday 7th January, we held our Annual General Meeting. You know you have expanded as an organisation when the…
Our work in 2025
Herefordshire Meadows have had another successful year in 2025 supporting the restoration of 79.38ha of grasslands at 16 sites across…
Winter management and seedling safari
On Wednesday 3rd December, in a welcome break between what felt like weeks of rain, we gathered with a group…
Herefordshire Meadows Newsletter November 2025
Newsletter november 2025Download…
Unlocking the value of grasslands through SFI reform
Last month Plantlife published a new briefing paper which it is sharing with the DEFRA Director, Mike Rowe outlining the…
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