A creative partnership between Glasgow City Council and Butterfly Conservation is transforming urban spaces into dozens of thriving wild meadows. This two-year initiative across Scotland's largest city revitalizes local ecosystems to support butterflies and moths. By restoring natural habitats, the project invites residents to connect with and protect wildlife.
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Glasgow crée des havres de fleurs sauvages pour ses papillons

BBC

Un partenariat créatif entre la ville de Glasgow et Butterfly Conservation transforme des espaces urbains en prairies fleuries. Cette initiative de deux ans dans la plus grande ville d’Écosse revitalise les écosystèmes pour soutenir les papillons. En restaurant ces habitats, le projet invite les citadins à protéger la biodiversité locale.

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